The man at the Custom House
SIR: It is no gainsaying that the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has witnessed an unprecedented leap since Bashir Adewale Adeniyi assumed office as the Comptroller General of Customs on June 25, 2023.
Suggestions
Mr. Vice-President, Please Stop Preachments!
Sir: During the administration of the former President Goodluck Jonathan, there were many instances where he often used the podium of the church and of religion to make reckless and unguarded statements
This House Has Fallen
Sir: The title of this piece was the title of Karl Maier’s book, an American journalist, written in 2000 about the chronicles of a nation (Nigeria) on the verge of collapse that
Imperative of power shift in Kogi
SIR: When Kogi State was created in 1991, it was based on equity, fairness and justice, hence its extension to all sections of the young state at that period in time.
Stop the political contractors
IR: Nigerian politicians, to me, have not learnt any lesson politically and progressively since Independence in 1960. Rather, what they have learnt are political violence and election malpractices.
Poor service by pay TV provider
SIR: I need to draw the attention of all concerned to indecent and inhumane treatment that Multichoice Nigeria has been subjecting customers to. I find it very disheartening and totally embarrassing that
A chance for renewal in Kebbi State
SIR: Kebbi Sate is lagging far behind in terms of development. The former administration under the leadership of Saidu Usman Dakingari has not done enough to improve the standard of living of
All eyes on The Patriots hero
SIR: When a man discharges his duties diligently, people value him, admire him, honour him and regard such a person as a man of credibility or integrity. Mallam Nasir El Rufai, having
Buhari must hear about this corruption
SIR: A federal road project was awarded in 2002 to a supposedly Turkish firm for about N16 billion and was to have been completed over a three-year period.
Prof. Akinterinwa’s Exposition On Burundi
Sir: There is need to correct a slight mistake in the brilliant exposition of Professor Akinterinwa on the current situation in Burundi which appeared in ‘The Guardian’ of May 24,2015. In the
Egypt’s Mursi: The Irony Of Democracy
Sir: The first democratically-elected president of Egypt, Muhammad Mursi was sentenced to death on charges of terrorism related to his removal from power in 2013. The death verdict was handed down under