On the ongoing ASUU strike
As an ordinary Nigerian who spent about nine years before bagging a first degree, a young politician and a man from a less privileged family, I am in
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Give us dividends of democracy, not bills
I read your report on some lawmakers who didn’t sponsor any bill; but I want to say that quite a number of them have lived of up the expectation
Re: 4 secondary school students steal N1.4m laptops in Jigawa
I was shocked and devastated to read a story with the above headline on page 40 of Daily Trust of Monday, August 14, 2017. In the story, four final-ye
Universal Health Coverage: A Flashback to the Kwara Model
In the era of boom, quality healthcare for those in the informal sector was terrible. With the nationwide recession, it is much worse. The thought of
Soyinka, Mahfouz, Zuglool, and the hazards of critical scholarship in African Literature
“You seem upset about what is going to happen to him, not upset about what he has done to you,” Salmawy said, before Mahfouz replied: &ldq