Opinion

Fellow Kwarans, permit me to reflect on some national issues that are of utmost importance and benefits to the people of Kwara State. The present working relationship between the Presidency and the National Assembly is commendable just like the synergy...

These are perilous times for president Muhamadu Buhari and the thirty six,36 state governors of Nigeria. In fact some would argue that this is not a good time to be president or governor in Nigeria . Already,about twenty seven, 27 of...

Scaling up solar power to meet Africa’s energy needs In Niger’s eastern region of Diffa in the south of the Ténéré Desert — a vast sandy area across Niger and Chad up in the Sahara desert — are the ruins...

There is a saying that no matter how long you have been travelling in the wrong direction, the best solution remains to turn back. This was what came to my mind when I read the story that the government...

On Friday May 6, 2016, President Muhammadu Buhari signed the appropriation bill into law. The signing into law of the bill for many signifies a kick start of economic activities in the country.The question on the lips of many keen observers of...

Let us start with a confession: I frankly do not know the first road contract which the Muhammadu Buhari administration, now about to mark its first anniversary, awarded. But it would not be surprising if it turns out to be the rehabilitation of...

Africa’s development and climate change experts are confident that the historic Paris Agreement on Climate Change that was unanimously adopted last December in Paris will be a win for the continent. At the Paris summit, 195 countries agreed to...

Where many politicians have tried and failed, Peter Obi the former governor of Anambra State and the candidate for the senate has managed to succeed, if not triumphed. It will not be understatement to call Peter Obi one of the most successful...

I think as Nigerians, we have to be honest with ourselves about the true state of our economy. President Buhari met an economy that was already in comatose. Civil servants were owed salaries, Federal Government was indebted to petroleum marketers, power supply...

“Facts are stubborn things…” John AdamsHer name: Oge Anyaji, she was 32, cut short in the prime of her life. She was like a daughter to us, I still remember echoes of my wife saying, "now I have an additional wife to...