Such editorial decisions erode public trust in the media and deepen societal divisions. The press should serve as a bridge between Nigerias diverse communities, not a wedge.
The disjointed narrative of The Post and Courier, the U.S. tabloidpresented in the "UNCOVERED: Power & Polo" report, is a disservice to journalism and a blatant attempt to rewrite history. It is high time we moved beyond media trials and focused on facts, fairness, and the pursuit of justice. Like Nigeria's history, the Dasuki familys legacy deserves to be treated with respect and integrity.
Every moment a leader prioritizes ethnicity over competence is a moment that edges the nation closer to instability. If certain groups are deemed untrustworthy for critical appointments, how can they, in turn, trust the administration with their votes?
As the debate continues, Adedejis true intentions and the broader impact of these reforms on Nigerias economy remain in question. The outcome will undoubtedly shape the nation's economic trajectory.
Such editorial decisions erode public trust in the media and deepen societal divisions. The press should serve as a bridge between Nigerias diverse communities, not a wedge.
The disjointed narrative of The Post and Courier, the U.S. tabloidpresented in the "UNCOVERED: Power & Polo" report, is a disservice to journalism and a blatant attempt to rewrite history. It is high time we moved beyond media trials and focused on facts, fairness, and the pursuit of justice. Like Nigeria's history, the Dasuki familys legacy deserves to be treated with respect and integrity.
Such editorial decisions erode public trust in the media and deepen societal divisions. The press should serve as a bridge between Nigerias diverse communities, not a wedge.
The disjointed narrative of The Post and Courier, the U.S. tabloidpresented in the "UNCOVERED: Power & Polo" report, is a disservice to journalism and a blatant attempt to rewrite history. It is high time we moved beyond media trials and focused on facts, fairness, and the pursuit of justice. Like Nigeria's history, the Dasuki familys legacy deserves to be treated with respect and integrity.
Every moment a leader prioritizes ethnicity over competence is a moment that edges the nation closer to instability. If certain groups are deemed untrustworthy for critical appointments, how can they, in turn, trust the administration with their votes?
As the debate continues, Adedejis true intentions and the broader impact of these reforms on Nigerias economy remain in question. The outcome will undoubtedly shape the nation's economic trajectory.
If citizens remain silent on recent flawed local elections conducted by some state governments, they should equally accept potentially compromised gubernatorial and presidential elections that the federal government could conduct in the future, possibly in 2017. After all, what's good for the goose is good for the gander.
The painful irony is the deliberate demarketing of the Dangote brand by his brethren from the North, working as regulators, after Southerners had provided him with an enabling environment for the business
The painful irony is the deliberate demarketing of the Dangote brand by his brethren from the North, working as regulators, after Southerners had provided him with an enabling environment for the business
Here is a woman who has contributed immensely by ensuring increased revenue, reduced costs, and improved security in various organisations she had worked for and could just be retired due to political exigency.
I can go on and on about how governments, community leaders and even different societies have failed to act decisively when the unbecoming attitudes of our kids, especially the youths, were gradually becoming a source of concern.
I didnt realise how much Nigerias water sector has been grossly under-reported until I attended a media briefing addressed by the Minister of Water Resources, Engineer Suleiman H. Adamu in Abuja recently.
It is fascinating how two individuals sharing the name Yusuf Bichi can lead vastly different lives one in the spotlight of luxury and the other a conservative dwelling in the shadows of covert operations.
It was supposed to be a visitation for enquiry on new courses when this writer bumped into peaceful protest by students of Baze University, an Abuja-based private institution over an increase in tuition fee.
As the Director Academic Planning of the university, Mr. Mani Ibrahim...
Mallam Kabir Dangogo was a multi-award-winning PR practitioner whose decades of distinguished practice left an indelible mark on the communications landscape and the banking industry. His remarkable journey is a testament to his exceptional leadership, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
The disjointed narrative of The Post and Courier, the U.S. tabloidpresented in the "UNCOVERED: Power & Polo" report, is a disservice to journalism and a blatant attempt to rewrite history. It is high time we moved beyond media trials and focused on facts, fairness, and the pursuit of justice. Like Nigeria's history, the Dasuki familys legacy deserves to be treated with respect and integrity.
One expects nothing less from Jibrin Ndace, a certified public relations practitioner like others, who makes the administration of President Bola Tinubu proud in strategic communication.
Such editorial decisions erode public trust in the media and deepen societal divisions. The press should serve as a bridge between Nigerias diverse communities, not a wedge.
Mallam Kabir Dangogo was a multi-award-winning PR practitioner whose decades of distinguished practice left an indelible mark on the communications landscape and the banking industry. His remarkable journey is a testament to his exceptional leadership, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
The disjointed narrative of The Post and Courier, the U.S. tabloidpresented in the "UNCOVERED: Power & Polo" report, is a disservice to journalism and a blatant attempt to rewrite history. It is high time we moved beyond media trials and focused on facts, fairness, and the pursuit of justice. Like Nigeria's history, the Dasuki familys legacy deserves to be treated with respect and integrity.
While Olagunju's article sheds light on Nigerian history and identity complexities, I disagree with him on teaching compromised narratives to appease ethnic loyalties.
Every moment a leader prioritizes ethnicity over competence is a moment that edges the nation closer to instability. If certain groups are deemed untrustworthy for critical appointments, how can they, in turn, trust the administration with their votes?
As the debate continues, Adedejis true intentions and the broader impact of these reforms on Nigerias economy remain in question. The outcome will undoubtedly shape the nation's economic trajectory.