Letters

Letters

Niger: How best to be intellectually powerless

Despite all the potentialities that libraries and allied information infrastructures can offer, it is sad to note that the largest state in Nigeria in

Safety of people is the Supreme Law

The welfare of the citizens of Nigeria is the cornerstone of the country’s national security. The safety of the people must essentially be adequ

They got it wrong on TETfund

Sometime this year, the chairman of Presidential Action Committee against Corruption (PACAC), Professor Itse Sagay, paid a Fact – Finding visit

Crying for my beloved Kano State

In life, nothing is constant and permanent except change. But the change may be positive or negative depending on several factors, and circumstances.

Stopping corruption in civil service

In one of my opinion piece in this paper, I argued that instead of the present administration to concentrate on trying to convict corrupt government o