PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE DYING, GOVERNORS MUST ACT NOW!

NIGERIA’S public primary education system is dying. In a competitive learning globe, many public primary schools in the country are, at best, pigsties and ranches rather than spaces to equip future leaders. This is bad governance ethos. Without delay, state governors should prioritise education by robustly investing, providing infrastructure, and implementing sustainable policies. The images […]

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MY TAKE ON FUBARA’S SUSPENSION

President Tinubu suspended an incumbent governor, a move that was widely condemned. However, what about Governor Fubara, who effectively suspended the State House of Assembly for over a year? He governed without a properly constituted legislature. What do we call that? Not many people criticized him when he demolished the Assembly complex, depriving 27 constituencies […]

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MY TAKE ON HUMPHREY NWOSU – SEUN AKANDE

I feel compelled to lend my voice to the ongoing debate in the Red Chamber—the Nigerian Senate—on whether Nwosu should be honored by immortalizing his name or not. Having listened to the arguments of Senators who opposed the bill to immortalize him, I have a few words to say. Judging by the circumstances that surrounded […]

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TINUBU’S DEADLINE TO END INSECURITY

President Bola Tinubu’s December 2025 deadline for the armed forces to end insecurity in Nigeria is a fresh approach to the duties of his office as Commander-in-Chief. It is different from the usual “marching orders” that no longer means anything, even to the military and police personnel.In most cases, the armed forces and police appear […]

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ENDING VIOLENCE IN FARMING COMMUNITIES IN NIGERIA.

NIGERIA needs food security. Yet, its farming communities are under torment. This is a national paradox. In this context, the deadly attacks that recently took place in Edo State and claimed 24 lives are a pointer to the insensate violence that continues to spread across the country, particularly in farming communities. Therefore, state governments should […]

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TACKLING FLAWED ELECTORAL SYSTEM

Former President Goodluck Jonathan and erstwhile chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Attahiru Jega recently made suggestions on how to improve Nigeria’s electoral system.As a cornerstone of any democracy, election presents us with a choice to either retain or reject a sitting government. People rejoice when it is free, fair and credible. […]

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THE BORNO KILLINGS

The recent killing of 22 soldiers in Borno State by insurgents is a strong indication that the war against terrorism is far from being over. Instead of abating, there are signs that the war is fast assuming a dangerous dimension, which needs to be halted forthwith. The soldiers were killed when suspected Islamic State’s West […]

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POWER OF RADIO IN MEDIA  

Radio is very powerful because it reaches a huge audience quickly and because it allows the people in that huge audience to interact with one another more easily than Television viewers or newspaper readers. There are different types of Radio Stations: Community, Commercial and Public. They have different audiences and different programmes but they share […]

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