Month: July 2026
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Yohanna Kusau: An Unsung Hero of Nigerian Primary Healthcare
Yohanna Kusau, a dedicated health worker serving at Nigeria's Kabusa Primary Healthcare Centre, is being celebrated for his leadership and commitment to patient-centered care.
A response to Ejiro Idama’s critique of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori
A rebuttal to Ejiro Idama’s critique of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, arguing that the administration’s focus on tangible infrastructure and fiscal responsibility outweighs the value of clever journalistic sarcasm.
Evaluating Nyesom Wike: The Exceptional Legacy of an FCT Minister
President Tinubu and former officials have designated Nyesom Wike as the most effective FCT minister in the capital's 50-year history, citing his rapid infrastructure delivery and commitment to balanced regional development.
Sharon Osbourne Honors Ozzy on Anniversary: Crank the Music to Remember Him
Sharon Osbourne is encouraging fans to celebrate the late Ozzy Osbourne's legacy on the first anniversary of his death by playing his music as loudly as possible.
Ensuring educational access remains affordable for all students
The Federal Government's decision to halt examination fee hikes for WAEC and NECO is a necessary move to protect families during a difficult economic period.
Examining the Efficacy of Government Ministries
Usman Sarki questions the effectiveness of Nigerian government ministries, arguing that institutional growth has replaced actual performance and measurable public service delivery.
A Critical Look at the Legacy of Nelson Mandela and the ANC
This analysis argues that Nelson Mandela and the ANC left a flawed legacy, creating an economic divide that replaced apartheid and failing to address the underlying social issues facing modern South Africa.
Supporting the Digitally Disadvantaged: A Telecom Perspective
Addressing digital poverty requires collective global action and measurable local strategies to connect underserved communities to modern technology.
Restoring Credibility: The Urgent Need for Internal Reform at the NBA
Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya has been elected president of the Nigerian Bar Association, but internal technical failures and past controversies suggest the organization must reform itself before critiquing national electoral processes.
Primate peace-making: Study shows apes use touch to de-escalate tension
A study conducted by Durham University reveals that chimpanzees and bonobos use touch and physical affection to build trust and prevent conflict during group feeding.