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Rising Transport Costs Push Nigerian Workers To Sleep In Offices 0
- OPINION & COLUMNS, SLIDE
- September 16, 2026
Rising transport costs are reportedly forcing some Nigerian workers to spend nights in their offices as they struggle to cope with the growing cost of commuting between home and work. Workers in major cities, including Abuja and Lagos, are said to be adopting the unusual arrangement as a way of reducing the amount they spend
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Setting The Record Straight: Remi Omowaiye’s Misrepresentations On The 2026 Osun Governorship Election 0
- OPINION & COLUMNS, SLIDE
- August 22, 2026
Ordinarily, one wouldn’t bother on any response to inglorious pontification of Remi Omowaiye on the just concluded Osun gubernatorial election but to put the record straight and for prosperity so that minions like Remi would not continue to rejoice in their falsehood. CDCFIB Gives Update On Recruitment Process Unfortunately, Remi Omowaiye remain one of the
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State Police In Nigeria: A Good Idea That May Become A Dangerous Weapon 0
- OPINION & COLUMNS, SLIDE
- July 27, 2026
BY HENRY IDAHAGBON The House of Representatives last week advanced one of the most consequential constitutional reforms since Nigeria’s return to democratic rule by approving a bill to establish state police. While most Nigerians have welcomed the proposal as the long-awaited answer to the country’s security challenges, the walkout by minority lawmakers underscored an uncomfortable
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Mining Activities Are Devastating Communities In Ijeshaland 0

Written By Henry Olamilekan Ojo. “The moral test of Government is how Government treats those who are in the dawn of life, the children; those who are in the twilight of life, the elderly; and those who are in the shadows of life, the sick, the needy and the handicapped.” — Hubert H. Humphrey,

‘Mother Of The Nation?’ Remi Tinubu’s Silence On Oyo Schoolchildren Kidnap In Her Speach 1

By Henryrich Ojo. The recent one-day visit of Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, to Ekiti State has sparked quiet disappointment among many Nigerians who had hoped to hear words of comfort and solidarity regarding the painful abduction of schoolchildren and teachers from Ogbomoso, Oyo State. While the visit focused on official engagements, empowerment

Where Is Chief Sunday Adeyemo Igboho?0

“A nation that values money more than human life slowly loses its soul.” Written By Henry Olamilekan Ojo Across many parts of Nigeria today, people wake up every morning with fear instead of hope. Parents worry when their children leave for school. Farmers are afraid to enter their farms. Travelers pray before stepping onto highways.