What is more, the centre is the first and only training hub for geriatric medicine under the Faculty of Family Medicine, and the first purpose built geriatric centre in Africa, and has become a model for Africa and parts of Europe
Browsing: Folu Olamiti
The TYI in a statement signed by Folu Olamiti, the Chairman of its Media Committee, alluded to the outcries and complaints from farmers in South West, Delta State, South Eastern states and recently from the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria in Abuja on the havoc being wreaked by suspected Fulani herdsmen on farmlands
The group said the restructuring of Nigeria would end the multifaceted problems of Nigeria, including corruption, inter-ethnic strives, stifled growth of the federation, widespread security challenges and general suspicion among the component units of the federation
The question is: When comes another great mind like him?
The world is waiting for Trump and how he wants to actualise his campaign mantra: “WE WANT TO TAKE OUR AMERICA BACK,” against these odds
Any observer following the activities of the ICPC can easily recall that the recovery of looted public assets, including money and property worth billions of naira, has been a consistent achievement of the Commission in its interventions over the years
Pa Olanuwun and Pa Adebanjo were close political disciples of Chief Obafemi Awolowo. I had admired their closeness a great deal, studying then at close range. At every meeting, the two would appear in style, a reason I sometime got tempted to tag them the ‘Musketeers’
After weeks of brainstorming at repositioning the Yoruba race, the conference, made up of pioneering members, will come up at the Syndicate Room of Premier Hotel, Ibadan Oyo State
A few years later, the National Orientation Agency under Mike Omeri launched a fresh campaign anchored on the slogan: Do The Right Thing. Yet the effort met with similar indifference by Nigerians whose attention it was meant to catch. Indeed Omeri’s NOA initiative fell flat on its face as he failed to correctly judge the mood of Nigerians with the poor reflexes they seemed to be getting from the government of the day on the economy and their general well-being. This forced the question: Why?
Travelling abroad for vacation may not be a bad idea but it can get scary when one discovers that time is an impatient customer
Tribune’s new office complex at Imalefalafia Street, Oke Ado in Ibadan. The Tribune office had just moved from Yemetu Adeoyo area, Ibadan to the new site. It was an historic visit which, according to the then Administrative Manager of Tribune, the late Mr Olumuyiwa, was Papa’s second visit since he founded the newspaper House in 1949
I arrived at MMA in good time to check in. For the first time in the many years that I have been passing through border point, I witnessed a 60 per cent free flow of travelers through different immigration desks. It was a remarkable improvement on what used to be
Although, it sits right in the midst of countries touched by the fire of revolution that swept through some Arab countries until recently, otherwise known as Arab Spring, Amman is unfazed