Tag: government
Ife Adebayo: Food is what Nigerians really need (Y! Politico)
by Ife Adebayo What we need is not a waste of tax payers’ money by buying mobile phones for farmers ...
“Government is spying through your e-mails, tweets, Facebook page” – Gbenga Sesan speaks on ‘Conversations with Mercy Abang’
The open internet is perhaps the most important free speech of our time but with reports that the Nigerian government ...
Leave us alone – Gay people in Nigeria can’t take the harrassment anymore
by Akan Ido An homosexual group known as The Right Defense has expressed its displeasure over the unfair treatment meted out on ...
Modupe Adefeso-Olateju: In the beginning was the philosophy of education – Part 3 (Y! Policy Hub)
by Modupe Adefeso-Olateju In Nigeria however, continued tacit resistance of several state governments to recognising private education providers as bona ...
Fisayomi Eko-Davies: The long wait for the Nigerian messiah (Y! Superblogger)
Basic things of life are strange to us and our mothers worship the grounds our enslavers walk upon. I hope ...
Olusegun Dada: I agree, let us pray for the PDP (Y! Politico)
by Olusegun Dada The PDP is everything that is wrong with this nation, the constituents of this evil cabal are ...
Opinion: I made a decision this morning, to be very rich in Nigeria – let me tell you how
by Chioma Chuka You know the biggest reason why I don’t care though? The more wealth I amass, the more ...
Opinion: A message for all the ‘men of God’ in Nigeria – God is very angry
by Bayo Oluwasanmi You rob the poor rather than enrich them. You fleece the poor rather than feed them. Rather ...
SNAPSHOT: Dino Melaye’s car allegedly shot at by unknown gunmen in Abuja – See Tweets
by Akan Ido Former House of Representatives member, Dino Melaye was said to have been attacked by yet unidentified individuals ...
Analysis: Why our schools might not get better anytime soon
by Mark Amaza It is about time we came to the realization that the Nigerian government cannot provide free, quality ...
#Flashback to 2005: New York Times chronicles the Alamieyeseigha saga
by Lydia Polgreen But the Alamieyeseigha scandal has in some ways eclipsed those gains and led many to wonder whether ...
Japheth Omojuwa: #OccupyNigeria – Fueling the Nigerian awakening for active citizenship (Y! FrontPage)
We cannot continue to throw our empty bowls before the West and expect that we will attain prosperity on their ...
Femi Fani-Kayode: What amnesty? Please wipe them out!
by Femi Fani-Kayode The suggestion that a group of people that have slaughtered 4,000 Nigerians in cold blood in the ...
Mondiu Jaiyesimi: The disturbing trend of using traditional biomass in Nigeria and the way forward (Y! Policy Hub)
by Mondiu Jaiyesimi Firewood is cheaper, easy to access and majority in rural areas have access to the raw material ...
Modupe Adefeso-Olateju: In the beginning was the philosophy of education – Part 2 (Y! Policy Hub)
by Modupe Adefeso-Olateju The noble aim of creating a unified country where each citizen considers and prioritizes the greater good ...
N2.02 billion: Ekiti awards contract for 2nd phase of new governor’s office
The Ekiti State Government has awarded the construction of the second phase of the new Governor’s Office for N2.02bn. The ...
Bursting the bubble – A theory about those who “lose their heads” inside government (#NewLeadership Series with Chude Jideonwo)
by Chude Jideonwo Government in Nigeria is too comfortable, too lavish, too affluent, too wasteful, too obese; and under these ...
Zainab Sandah: Educating the Nigerian child: Who’s responsible?
by Zainab Sandah The biggest factor attributable to the failure of both international and local intervention schemes is government at ...
There’s something about government (#NewLeadership Series with Chude Jideonwo)
Government is the singular most important force for change in any society – print that and paste it on your ...
May Akabogu-Collin writes ‘A Nigerian Spring is long overdue’ for The New York Times
by May Akabogu-Collins That’s where Nigeria is today. It will not change until we, the people, join in a mass ...
Opinion: On Ezekwesili’s speech, Maku has totally missed the point
by Joachim MacEbong One must then ask: what was the point of this pathetic attempt to cast doubt on her ...
Opinion: I am an activist… so what?
by Damola Adegun To be honest, some of the most satisfying moments of my life have been when I have ...
Opinion: The real disaster is the failure of governance
by Lanre Olagunju Nations only thrive when the government and citizens do that which is required for economic progress and ...
This is important – We are underestimating the problem, and overstating our capacity (#NewLeadership Series by Chude Jideonwo)
by Chude Jideonwo Government is the most important force for change in any society so ultimately to make any sustainable ...
Opinion: Phones-for-farmers is not a bad idea
by Moses Ojoawo You see how smart Nigerian leaders of the 21st century are, support them, worship them, fight for ...
Opinion: Last flight to Port-Harcourt: Did Yakowa and co deserve to die?
by Ayobami Oyalowo Until there is openness and transparency in our government, rumours, innuendoes and hearsays, will forever reign supreme. ...
Japheth Omojuwa: Activism 3.0: The power of synergy and amplification (YNaija FrontPage)
…Governments around the world for one reason or the other fear bad news from abroad than they do bad news ...
Tosin Otitoju: Can reduced government spending enhance our economy?
…a lot of the civil service and political class is unproductive A few approaches to answering this good question: Anti-corruption ...
Stop calling us oil-rich – Gov. Rotimi Amaechi
The Governor of Rivers State and Chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum; Chibuike Amaechi, has declared that the ‘oil rich ...
Surely, you’ve heard of BudgIT? Public finance app set to launch mobile version
by Akan Ido BudgIT, Nigeria’s civic startup is launching a mobile version of its website which will be accessible via ...
The September Standard
- Unlock a Healthier You: Essential Resources for Holistic Well-being
- How Your Diet Could Be Making Your Snoring Worse
- Celebrating Nigerian Trailblazers: Inspiring Women in Fashion
- Silk: Unraveling Threads of Elegance and Innovation
- Grammy Awards 2024 Red Carpet Fashion: Hits and Misses that Stole the Spotlight
YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy