Nigerian and ‘what’s in it for me syndrome’
Every Nigerian plagued with the ‘what’s in it for me syndrome’, no one cares if he/she are not direct beneficiaries, we don’t care if there’s minimum
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Every Nigerian plagued with the ‘what’s in it for me syndrome’, no one cares if he/she are not direct beneficiaries, we don’t care if there’s minimum
I am saddened to hear the news of the passing away of Bashir Liman, Daily Trust’s articulated Jos reporter. Bashir died on Saturday in a motor acciden
Dereliction of duty is another issue that should not be left out, our medical doctors and senior nurses have become business tycoons. When you go to p
Peace is the freedom from disturbance and a period in which there is no war or war has ended. Zamfara’s challenges require dialogue to address them an
In just one swoop, the Kano State civil service known for its impartiality and professionalism has been set on the verge of destruction, and very soon