Last week, some 29 governors were inaugurated throughout Nigeria. As expected, most made policy announcements that I believe foretell the direction their governments will take. From the populist to the controversial, one could tell from those Read More
This trade union has been with us for decades, and its infamy is facilitated by the political class as its members have been very crucial in determining emergence of many political office holders in some Read More
I grew up seeing my parents going to work and never in life heard for once on the radio or television sets that the government had paid them their monthly emoluments. The only way I Read More
I would have loved to deliver this correspondence to Your Excellency but unfortunately, I can’t find the means. I however believe that you will get to read this piece via this platform. 2. Let me Read More
As it’s the wont of many religious Nigerians, the last swearing-in ceremonies of new and returning leaders across the federation did not lack prayers and heavy doses of positive wishes. These Nigerians rolled away Read More
When Abiola Ajimobi first emerged as governor of Oyo State in 2011, those who knew him were not in any doubt that he had a good understanding of the many problems facing the state and their Read More
Sometime in 2006, Senator Abiola Ajimobi was invited by the All Nigerian United Nations Students and Youths Association (ANUNSA), The Polytechnic Ibadan, Adeseun Ogundoyin Campus, Eruwa to deliver a speech (because majority of the students wanted Read More
When you kickstart your administration on May 29, 2019, note that you have committed yourself to something greater than yourself and a need exists for you to work towards leaving an enduring legacy that lives forever. Your Read More
Succeeding the first two-term administration in the history of the state, and considering several policies, programmes and projects of the outgoing government that lasted eight uninterrupted years, it may not be out of place if Read More
A wise man once described history as an ‘’echo of the past in the future, as well as, reflex from the future on the past’’ This period will go down in the annals of history Read More
