WHEN HUMANITY IS LOST IN THE HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS. By Junaid Yunus Olalekan.

WHEN HUMANITY IS LOST IN THE HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS. The happenings in the ministry of humanitarian affairs and disaster management calls for sober reflection.. Yoruba adage goes thus: ” ẹni àní ko fẹ ni lójú to fata senu. Ẹní ani ko kini lẹyìn to f’ẹgun s’ọwọ. Ẹni a bá f’ọrọ lọ ká mu dídùn ọsan, kikan…

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Humanitarian Ministry: An Illicit Conduit that must be Wedged or Scrapped. By Olushola Omogbehin

The latest episode of financial cruise piloted by the headship of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Dr Betta Edu, has again opened up the can of worms in the nascent ministry that has made it a hotbed of financial embezzlement. Apart from this saga imposing the re-assessment of the law…

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American/Israeli Relationship is the epitome of the tail wagging the dog based on the arrogance of Natanyahu and his Likud Coalition Government. By Prince (Dr.) Wumi Akintide

American/Israeli Relationship is the epitome of the tail wagging the dog based on the arrogance of Natanyahu and his Likud Coalition Government. Natanyahu and his Likud Conservatives would appear to care more about the survival of the tiny State of Israel than they do about the survival and Sovereignty of the United States the senior…

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Re Open Letter :to the BBC Regarding the Documentary on TB Joshua and the Synagogue of All Nations. By Chidi Ekeh

Re Open Letter :to the BBC Regarding the Documentary on TB Joshua and the Synagogue of All Nations Dear BBC, I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I write to express my profound disappointment in the recently released documentary on Prophet TB Joshua and the Synagogue of All Nations. While…

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Maya Angelou knew why a caged Bird sings, Wumi Akintide knows why Crime and Corruption are so rampant and have become an incurable Cancer in Nigeria. By Dr. Prince Wumi Akintide

Maya Angelou knew why a caged Bird sings, Wumi Akintide knows why Crime and Corruption are so rampant and have become an incurable Cancer in Nigeria. The first is bad leadership and bad followership in Nigeria The second is failure of Law Enforcement The third is repeating the same behavior, time and again, but expecting…

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“GONE AT LAST” GOVERNOR AKEREDOLU IS REMEMBERED WITH GRATITUDE AND SOBER REFLECTIONS. By Dr. Prince Wumi Akintide

“GONE AT LAST” GOVERNOR AKEREDOLU IS REMEMBERED WITH GRATITUDE AND SOBER REFLECTIONS. We all knew this day would come. We ought to have been better prepared to confront or to handle it in a way that cuts our losses but we had all refused to do that hoping against hope that a miracle was going…

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ACTING GOVERNOR AIYEDATIWA HAS EARNED THE SUPPORT AND THE ACCLAMATION OF ONDO STATE TODAY(Video). By Prince Dr. Wumi Akintide

  Aiyedatiwa has risen to the occasion to invigorate his authority as Governor and to carve a niche for himself and to untie himself from the Apron Strings of medically-incapacitated Governor Aketi Akeredolu. I led a one man Battalion opposition and criticism of Akeredolu for blocking the only road to the Deji’s Palace on the…

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Why the Nigerian Constitution needs a fundamental Review from the beginning to the end? By Prince Dr. Wumi Akintide

Why the Nigerian Constitution needs a fundamental Review from the beginning to the end? Any of you who has been reading any of my articles on the Nigerian Constitution would realize that I always describe the 1999 Nigerian Constitution as the plagiarized version of the American Constitution. There is a in Academic institutions in America…

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Unravelling the Crisis in Nigerian Universities: A Tale of Pervasive Impunity and Neglect. By Akeem Bello

Unravelling the Crisis in Nigerian Universities: A Tale of Pervasive Impunity and Neglect.   In Nigerian universities, there exists an alarming pattern of unchecked power abuse among administrators, neglect by owners, and fear of the unknown by those who keep it running, mirroring the political tumult plaguing the nation’s broader landscape. Universally respected centres of learning…

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