Issues and Perspectives

The genius of Tai Solarin who first saw the appeal of the Communist System as compared to the Capitalist one. By Prince Dr Wumi Akintide

The genius of Tai Solarin who first saw the appeal of the Communist System as compared to the Capitalist one. There is something unique and special about the Yoruba race of Nigeria. I can also say there is something remarkable about Ogun State as a unit of that Yoruba Race. There is also something unique and note-worthy about the Ijebu …

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Leadership In Crisis By Engene Nanven

Leadership In Crisis By Engene Nanven   In recent times, Nigeria has found itself ensnared in a crisis that goes beyond mere inconvenience. The country, rich in resources and potential, has been subjected to a relentless onslaught of governmental mismanagement, economic instability, and infrastructural decay. This trifecta of challenges has culminated in an energy crisis that has seen the nation’s …

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WHAT DOES GOVERNMENT NEED OF NIGERIANS: (TCN as the Wild Card) By M K Ilyasu

WHAT DOES GOVERNMENT NEED OF NIGERIANS: (TCN as the Wild Card) Some people have contributed directly and indirectly to the unfolding electricity black out in the Northern parts of this country. I want in particular to mention Ex-Kano State Governor in the person of Senator (Engr) Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, who in his X platform shared our concern over the delay …

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LEADERSHIP IN CRISIS  By Eugene Nanven

A Leadership in Crisis By Eugene Nanven In recent times, Nigeria has found itself ensnared in a crisis that goes beyond mere inconvenience. The country, rich in resources and potential, has been subjected to a relentless onslaught of governmental mismanagement, economic instability, and infrastructural decay. This trifecta of challenges has culminated in an energy crisis that has seen the nation’s …

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Beyond the Headlines: Understanding the Roots of Nigeria’s Insecurity Crisis. By Eugene Nanven

Beyond the Headlines: Understanding the Roots of Nigeria’s Insecurity Crisis In Nigeria, insecurity has transformed from occasional disturbances into a relentless crisis that affects nearly every area of life. From armed banditry and terrorism to kidnapping and communal conflicts, the nation faces a range of interwoven security challenges. Despite government efforts and military action, these issues continue unabated. The pressing …

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Access to Healthcare: Bridging the Gap in Rural Nigeria. By Eugene Nanven

“Access to Healthcare: Bridging the Gap in Rural Nigeria Access to healthcare remains a critical issue in Nigeria, particularly in rural areas where facilities are often scarce and resources limited. Despite significant progress in various sectors, many communities still struggle to receive basic medical services. This gap in access not only affects individual health outcomes but also contributes to broader …

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How best to tackle corruption in Nigeria By Eugene Nanven

How best to tackle corruption in Nigeria Corruption in Nigeria has reached a critical juncture, and the time for complacency is over. This is not just another article; it is a clarion call for every Nigerian to wake up and confront the pervasive rot that has plagued our nation for too long. Corruption is not merely a problem to be …

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Day With Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF): An Overview By M K ILYASU

Day With Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF): An Overview As we approached the tipping point in our national history, the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has on Wednesday the 4th of September, 2024 at 10:00am convoked the gathering of prominent Northerners at the ACF HQ’s, on 11A Sokoto Road, Kaduna for a combined BOT and NEC meetings to address pertinent issues affecting …

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Nigeria’s Climate Crisis: A nation’s reluctance amid global urgency By Eugene Nanven

Nigeria’s Climate Crisis: A nation’s reluctance amid global urgency As the global community rallies against climate change, Nigeria stands out as a troubling exception. Despite growing evidence of environmental degradation and the severe consequences of inaction, the country’s response has been marked by a worrying hesitancy from both the government and the public. Climate change is not a future threat; …

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