Good Governance: Hon. Bimbo Daramola and his 32 Bed Hospital By Ayodele Bayode
Dear Editor, I have some good words to say about Bimbo Daramola, the legislator representing
Nasir El-Rufai Long before the publication of The Accidental Public Servant, I had decided to resist joining issues with whatever commentators wrote in response to... read more
Comment“You cannot be passive when people in thousands die daily due to negligence of government.” The rising popularity of social media among young people has... read more
CommentNasir Ahmad ElRufai In December last year, the National Assembly Joint Committee on Petroleum (Downstream) asked the Petroleum Products Pricing and Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) to... read more
CommentNasir El-Rufai A good proportion of young people today were taught from primary school that agriculture is the mainstay of the Nigerian economy. Agricultural Science... read more
CommentNasir El-Rufai Not many Nigerians may know Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and fewer still would have any reason to. Born in 1772, he was an English... read more
CommentNasir El-Rufai The first quarter of the fiscal year has practically ended, yet Nigeria and Nigerians are yet to know how the approximately $140 million... read more
CommentNasir Ahmad ElRufai Traditional masquerades have one enduring commonality: they run backwards and forwards; jump up and down and generality create an atmosphere of chaos.... read more
CommentNasir El-Rufai The Federal Government earned N2.2trillion as opposed to N1.9trillion it targeted in 2009; N2.9trillion as against N2.5trillion in 2010; N4.7trillion in 2011 as... read more
CommentNasir El Rufai In the light of the historic challenges that have been become part of our polity, is it easy to restore hope once... read more
CommentFormer FCT Minister, Nasir El-Rufai A few years ago, it was common sight to see aged pensioners struggling – and often dying – in the... read more
CommentAyobami Oyalowo writes about the death of Governor Yakowa and co. in a plane crash warning the Nigerian elite, “if the roads aren’t safe for... read more
CommentNasir El-Rufai Apart from being young – with their ages ranging from 20 to early 30s, all our young voices have a few qualities in... read more
CommentNasir El-Rufai: Once land reforms are in place, Nigerians will begin to define ‘home’ not as their states of origin, but where they live and... read more
CommentNasir El-Rufai introduces Oluwafunmilayo Oyatogun, who writes about a Nigeria that sadly models its fundamentals around more developed nations, but is not mindful of the... read more
CommentJude Egbas is one of those young Nigerians who is very passionate about galvanizing the minds of other young Nigerians to action through his timely,... read more
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