BUA Group: The Other Side Of The Story, by Femi Adesina   The common, and perhaps, popular narrative for political, baleful and pernicious reasons, is for people to say that the Muhammadu Buhari administration has run down the economy of the country completely since its advent...

What ASUU Should Do Henceforth? By Tunde Salman I support ASUU's demands. Anyone who had attended Nigerian public universities in the last 25)30 years would have experienced ASUU strikes within duration of their undergraduate or graduate period. At the same time, I urge the body to...

3 Years: NITDA And Kashifu’s Drive For Smart Agency, by Ahmadu Dansardauna   There is no doubt that many aspects of development by individuals and nations have been fired and propelled by vision which is regarded as an indispensable ingredient and catalyst in the dynamics of...

NYSC And The Question Of National Unity, by Halimat O. Shittu   Citizens have duties and responsibilities to perform towards their country, in the same way, that it becomes binding on the nation to carry out some responsibilities to these citizens, in the spirit of reciprocity....

The Most Powerful Case Against ASUU, by Olusegun Adeniyi   A thought-provoking piece is going round on WhatsApp. Credited to Professor Hamman Tukur Sa’ad, it concerns the current Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike and the tertiary education crisis in Nigeria. The author not only...

Contextualising “Emergency Hajj 2022” in Relation to Nigeria Tunde Akanni, PhD Arguably the most visible contemporary Islamic organization for muslims in the professions and business in Nigeria today, The Companion, after a most thorough assessment, came to the conclusion that the 2022 edition of Hajj was...