Browsing: Taiwo Adisa

When a dogged fighter battles till the end, it is difficult to realise that he was possibly stretching his contributions beyond the limits.

Rather than seek avenues for religious dichotomy and segregation, forward-looking religious practices should be the focus.

The Assistant Inspector General was asked to hand off the file and was later slammed with the three-step petition as mentioned above.

But legislators have been eating their cakes and still having it in full, especially since the return of democratic governance in 1999.

According to the IPU, the paradox is all about the contrast between what (democracy) promised and what eventually comes out.

The 82-year-old Fika was there to preside over a meeting to press home the need for the payment of the entitlements of National Assembly retirees.

Tinubu’s decisions as president of Nigeria cannot in any way aggregate the opinions of the Yoruba people, home and in the diaspora. 

Onanuga said President Tinubu would not intervene in the feud because the two entities “operate independently in a deregulated market”.

So I asked the question, what is wrong with the fuel supply system now that they said the ghost of fuel subsidy has been caged?

As we learnt, the plot was originally meant to test Wabara’s loyalty to the system and it started like a huge joke.

They said the organisers were faceless and pleaded with Nigerians to shelve the idea of a protest at this time. 

That has been the page of the Nigerian book, the citizens have had to read willy-nilly, in the last decade and more. 

The reaction from the public has also been surprising to me because the Cybercrimes Act came into public space way back in 2015. 

In recent months, the two appointees have been responsible for some emerging governance models that are of interest and concern to Nigerians at the same time. 

Last Monday, the House of Representatives organised a policy dialogue with the theme “Pathways to Peace: Reimagining Policing in Nigeria.

So, the April 22 dialogue was furthering the earlier steps taken on the state police question, and the programme was well attended. 

But before the eyes of the operatives, the man they had waited all day to catch just slipped off their hands effortlessly. 

His conclusion was bewildering because the articles I have written on the sector were clear evidence of personal research, which I believe could come in handy for any minister. 

It was sad, especially as he spoke of “local and international conspirators” that made spirited efforts to frustrate him.

Governor Makinde said that a lot of those who accused him of breaching the agreement did not have their facts.