Letters - Page 94

SIR: The advert of Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti, a PDP governor on Monday January 19, 2015 edition titled “Nigerians Be warned-Nigeria. I have set before thee Life & Death” is senseless,

SIR: I respect women a lot because they are special gifts from God to men. However, their quest for equality baffles me a lot. He who created man and finally got a

SIR: Are they the best two Nigeria really has to offer at this time? Irrespective of the answer to that, it is obvious one of them will be elected come February 2015.

SIR: It is clear that the PDP is trying to clutch at a straw as they see themselves drowning in the sea of irrelevance in Nigeria today. The secretary general of the

SIR: As the general elections draw closer, the excitement in the air is expectedly strong. The parties are geared up and by all appearances this would be the most competitive election in

SIR: It used to be in the recent past that some politicians and some banking moguls were made scapegoats by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for economic crimes. This

SIR: The advert placed by Ekiti State governor Ayo Fayose on the health of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC), is highly provocative and insulting to the

SIR: An ailing ALSCON portends grave danger not only for the people of Ikot Abasi, but also for our country as a whole. Nigeria is well endowed with millions of young people

SIR: Our attention has been drawn to The Guardian editorial of Monday, January 5, 2015 entitled “The case for whistleblowers” in which our Institute’s idea of setting up a N50 million Whistleblower

SIR: It hurts that thoughtful and principled Nigerians have largely been shut out of contest for political power in Nigeria over the years. Reading some incisive columns and opinions in media and