Reversing Aregbesola’s controversial education policy best for Osun

Failure of the former governor of Osun State, Rauf Aregbesola to consult widely, would cost the state more millions of naira, despite its lean resources, as the current governor, Gboyega Oyetola, embarks on the reversal of some of the educational policies made by his predecessor, Ujunwa Atueyi reports. Prominent among the issues that have been […]

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Visiting iniquity of father unto children explained 1

By Joba Akinpelu For I the LORD your God I am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children to the third and the fourth generation of those who hate me.(Exodus 20:5 RVS). This verse has brought many a disquiet, many a worry, and many an anxiety.  Yet, there is absolutely […]

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Olujimi, Adeyeye: Two friends set apart by election tribunal

Senator Biodun Olujimi’s capacity to sustain her political career is remarkable. She has been active since 1999 when she was an ally of the senior Saraki, the late Chief Olusola Saraki. She was the national Publicity Secretary of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) until 2003 when she joined the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and […]

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Facts about Sowore’s ‘#RevolutionNow’ movement

Youths and facilitators under the auspices of the Global Coalition for Security and Democracy in Nigeria on Monday, August 4, defied threats of security agencies to hold the ‘Revolution Now’ protest in four states of the country and Abuja States where the Revolution protests took place are Lagos, Osun, Ondo and Cross River. It would be recalled […]

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The sinking houses of Lagos island

Residents cry for help as estate sinks below sea level Neighbourhood taken over by drug addicts LASURA courts private investors, adopts N288 billion high-rise building technology Bintu Rahman dreads thunderstorms. The early drizzle pounds fear through her roof into her fragile frame. When it pours, the 86-year-old feels a rare chill to the bones; rivulets […]

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Women cry of neglect in FG’s amnesty programme

For years, the Niger Delta witnessed armed struggles, which only abated after the introduction of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP). But, activists have pilloried the programme for marginalising women— an allegation refuted by the programme’s coordinator. Hannah Ajakaiye reports. On a dry dusty road in Agarha-otor, Delta State, a frail woman pushes a rickety bicycle […]

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