On August 4, 2022, Emeritus Professor Akinlawon Ladipo Mabogunje passed into the realm of the Divine. The post Mabogunje’s legacy: Urbanisation, geography and more appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News …
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Military intervention will escalate protests
WHILE there may be indications that the #EndBadGovernance protests may be suspended following President Bola Tinubu’s national broadcast on Sunday, where he urged protesters to embrace dialogue, the protests have …
Read More »A deserved economic-induced protest
The politicians should be feeling the heat now. But it is a different heat from the one the masses feel. The anticipation of where the pendulum will rest in the …
Read More »Hungry and angry
Times are hard, and all are crying. Nigerians are hungry, and Nigerians are angry. Where can we buy food to eat? That is the question in many hearts and on many lips. …
Read More »Understanding Bad Governance, By SOS/Sonala Olumhense
Understanding Bad Governance, By SOS/Sonala Olumhense Remember: the protesters want an end to bad governance, and he sits atop the federal government. It seems safe to say that he had wisely concluded …
Read More »Elijah Udofia: Mitigating transportation cost through E-bikes: The Ogun example
The sudden removal of the subsidy on petrol last year came with some ripple effects. It not only disrupted the social life of the people, but it also dislocated the …
Read More »#August-Protest: Time for leaders to listen
On-going Citizens’ revolt tagged #End-Bad-Governance in Nigeria this week has provided yet another opportunity to tell our leaders at all levels that what they witnessed this week is what happens …
Read More »State governments and white elephant airports
Any state government planning to establish an airport should do due diligence with a view to establishing the viability to avoid the consequences of an ill-thought-out project on its economy …
Read More »Culture, cultivation and christianity
As a work in progress, man is both a subject and an object of cultivation. No culture is without cultivation, both in its figurative and literal senses. The post Culture, …
Read More »Scapegoating the NNPC in the Dangote Refinery saga
Give a dog a bad name and hang it is an old English proverb that seems to fit into the stories swirling around the state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited …
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