Nigeria doesn’t need government of national unity
By Tonnie Iredia Between Saturday, February 25, 2023 when the presidential and national assembly elections were held in Nigeria and today, the mass media have been…
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By Tonnie Iredia Between Saturday, February 25, 2023 when the presidential and national assembly elections were held in Nigeria and today, the mass media have been…
By Tonnie Iredia Voter turn-out in Nigerian elections, that is, the number of voters who actually vote in comparison with the total number of registered voters…
Conversations at Education Summits with key stakeholders in Nigerian education revealed the power of inclusion: having been given a voice, these stakeholders now felt a greater…
By Tonnie Iredia Too many things have since shown that in truth, there is not much difference between our ruling party, the All Progressives Congress (APC)…
Nigeria has suffered perennial infrastructural deficiency. From bad road to a near comatose rail transport system. Former President Goodluck Jonathan started what looked like a revolution…
At this time and season of our national development, to pay particular interest to a recent letter purportedly written by the Convener, The Think-Tinubu Initiative, 3TI…
In many parts of Nigeria, onchocerciasis, also known as river blindness, has been as common as it has been devastating – having stolen the eyesight of…
By Tonnie Iredia The writings and teachings of leadership theorists and scholars have over the years established that the best way to achieve the goals of…
By Tonnie Iredia Each time I come across a statement by the different support groups and campaign managers of some political parties, I am immediately reminded…
In quick succession, three chief executive officers of Nigeria’s most power societal institutions were convicted of contempt of court in the last one month. It all…