Letters - Page 81

SIR: Female suicide bombers are becoming a common sight in Nigeria nowadays especially in the North East where Boko Haram has continued its terrorist campaign with intense ferocity. I wish to draw

SIR: A look at the eighth National Assembly shows faces of some ex-governors who have served their statutory terms. These are the same faces that are eyed by the people for reckless

SIR: I find it appalling, to read a statement credited to statesmen who should skirt around issues that bother on ‘disorderly orientations,’ but choose to revel in the illogic of endorsing same

SIR: The sports page of The Guardian, Saturday, May 30, 2015 with a report titled “Nigeria’s Athletics Died Many Years Ago” refers. According to the article, “the President of Athletics Federation of

SIR: Whereas the United States of America has positively been known to be a record breaker in virtually all spheres of human enterprise (education, Christian religion, hard work, business, sports and games,

SIR: I want to express the harrowing experience I passed through at the United States Embassy in Lagos. On Monday, June 8, 2015, I had appointment for 10.30 am, and being the

SIR: President Buhari’s visit to Niger and Chad immediately after his inauguration came at the heart of reviving the nation’s diplomacy and foreign policy not only in the national interest but in

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,