After his Independence Day anniversary speech last week, President Tinubu proceeded on a two-week vacation to the United Kingdom. The trip was tersely announced as usual, to be part of …
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Economic Stabilisation Bill: Necessary stimulus for Nigerian economy
The approval of an Economic Stabilisation Bill (ESB) by the Federal Executive Council (FEC) presided over by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a few days ago, is by all consideration, a …
Read More »Presidential monologue – Part 39
Greetings Mr President. As you take a recess in the United Kingdom, I hope you find time to read this unsolicited advisory. My opening statement is that the protesters of …
Read More »President Tinubu’s drive for foreign direct investments
In his independence anniversary broadcast on October 1, President Bola Tinubu enumerated his administration’s efforts to drive foreign direct investments into the country. He noted that within the first 16 …
Read More »President Tinubu’s health reforms: The outcomes
The health sector is one of the Tinubu administration’s axes of policy dynamos and triumphs. Reforms initiated to upskill manpower, strengthen structural integrity, upgrade infrastructure, provide essential equipment, and ensure …
Read More »Nigeria: The unending economic reforms
When President Goodluck Jonathan introduced his transformation agenda upon assumption of office, I was elated. I thought someone was getting it right at last. Nature transformed the country from an …
Read More »SouthWest politicians’ lip service to development – Part 3
Let’s continue with the vital questions to our leaders in Western Nigeria on the points at issue in this serial – curious systemic failure (in Yoruba land). As I concluded …
Read More »Nigeria can make World Lung Day, Heart Day meaningful
Which habit is common to some men, women and sadly, minors, but damages the heart and lungs, among other organs of the body?The significance of this question became even more …
Read More »The new educational policy and some salient issues
Since the new policy on the new age for writing the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) and National Examinations Council (NECO) examinations was announced by the federal government …
Read More »Sickle cell, ageing and quality of life
Some time ago, I was having a conversation with my cousin about the small changes that could improve the quality of life for people living with Sickle Cell Disease. Living …
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