Column No.6: Can a book solve the world’s problems? (II)
Now, the trouble with Nigerian leaders (and I use this term loosely), is that we seem to have a collective, limited attention span, so…
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A Typical Nigerian Week: Tomori’s Tears, Travel Apartheid and Sokoto’s corpses
About eight months ago, when the COVID vaccine was first brought to Nigeria, a friend jokingly said to me: ‘I hope this vaccination does not become li
Reps to probe online loan providers’ excesses
The House of Representatives yesterday resolved to investigate the excesses of online loan providers. This followed the adoption of a motion by a memb
Carnage in Nigeria: Between myth of the ember months and injustice
By Abdulkadir Salaudeen The Sokoto carnage where people were burnt beyond recognition should unsettle and prick the conscience of the most cal
CBN and the N378.5bn agric loan default
By Adamu Lawal Toro Thirty-four years ago, precisely in 1987, the federal government established the Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporat