Letters - Page 82

SIR: The Guardian on Sunday May 31, 2015 featured the ever-recurring issue of unclaimed dividends. One is inclined to believe that there is no dearth of THINK-TANK to be employed to proffer

Sir: I was prompted to ask myself the question ‘what are men turning into?’. Looking back at the days of our fore-fathers when men loved to be men, when it was honourable

SIR: President Muhammadu Buhari has done very well cutting his own salary and allowances. Nevertheless, someone suggested on “Dialogue”, a Radio Kwara interactive programme, presented by Aminulahi Dansaki, Saturday, June 06, 2015,

SIR: The naira is known to have dropped against major currencies in recent times. Perhaps, this was why, during the 2015 Nigerian presidential election, President Muhammadu Buhari made the point of “making

SIR: I am surprised how some Nigerians react to matters that have nothing to do with the everyday existence of the ordinary man and woman, which is greatly imperiled by socio-economic circumstances.

Sir: I was in the UK when David William Cameron won election as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in 2010. When he was going to the Buckingham Palace to meet

Sir: Nigerian pidgin has no status as an official language. In spite of that, it still needs to be included in any discourse like a presidential address, media chat that affects Nigerians

SIR: I read Olabode Lucas exposition on Burundi and Rwanda and his correction of Professor Akinterinwa, which appeared in The Guardian May 31, 2015. As revealing as it was, there were missing

SIR: This letter issues from a provocation I got from a contributor on The Platform, a Radio Kwara interactive programme of Friday, May 22, 2015, anchored by AbdulHamid Funsho Alaye and Bunmi