Letters - Page 77

SIR: It is a known fact that Anambra State is one of the most ecologically damaged states in Nigeria. Erosion has rendered many homeless and made areas of fertile land useless while

SIR: Verification exercises being conducted across the country by different agencies are taking a great toll on Nigerians. The verification by the banks has not been completed and yet the National Communication

SIR: On Friday, July 31, 2015, 9a.m., while waiting to see Prof. Bade Ajayi, University of Ilorin, my consultant on Ifa Orunmila divination, I was listening to a debate on Royal FM,

SIR: To wing speeches is quickly becoming a fad today, especially for celebrities called at a moment’s notice to deliver speeches. The initiators do not at those instances realise that it takes

Bishop Kukah is a brilliant writer; a beacon of our collective hope and aspiration, a religious activist who gave us hope during the dark days of evil administrations of Ibrahim Babangida and

SIR: As attractive as most buildings in Nigeria are, they are discriminatory as they lack provisions for physically challenged people. Have you seen any physically-challenged person wheel themselves into your local places

SIR: When the government of the late President Musa Umar Yar’Adua appointed him in 2009 to manage the second highest generating revenue agency in the country, no one was in doubt about

SIR: It was a touching moment at Ajio Community during my recent visit to them. Ajio Community is one of the areas in Kwande Local Government Council of Benue State but has

Sir: A new day has dawned for millions of electricity consumers as the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has directed Power Generation and Distribution Companies (GENCOs and DISCOs) to abolish the age

Sir: Over the years, despite its constitutional and statutory authority to screen and confirm the nominees of the President, the Senate has been derelict in its responsibility of properly vetting candidates.