Letters

Letters

Alake’s tar sands, Umahi’s concrete

An entry at www.sciencedirect says, “Extensive tar sands with reserves of about 41 billion barrels of oil are known to occur in cretaceous terrigenous

Pushing the brand for African womanity

Gender equality remains the fulcrum for good governance and a strong foundation for economic growth therefore women’s inclusion would positively enhan

Negative impact of banditry on north’s economy

Banditry is now part of our daily routine in the northern part of Nigeria.  People are being killed and abducted for ransom while others are forced to

NDLEA and the seized fake dollars

A few weeks ago, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) announced the arrest of some people suspected of trafficking in counterfeit currenci

Exercise of veto power in United Nations as a hindrance to international peace and security

By Aliyu Ibrahim, Ph.D.   It is estimated that about 60 million people were killed in the Second World War. To prevent the occurrence of such a h