Building on its mission to improve the local economy by creating a skilled and experienced workforce, the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF) through its Employability Support Project, has commenced…
Read Moreby Chi Ibe Today, Feyi Fawehinmi - not someone you would know if you don’t spend any time on Nigeria’s social media echo chambers, but someone you can’t (and shouldn’t)…
Read Moreby Kolapo Olapoju Youth supporters of the leading presidential candidates, Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and President Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), were earlier…
Read Moreby Kolapo Olapoju YNaija2015.com, Nigeria’s leading political blog has announced a novel approach to covering elections in Nigeria – with The YNaija2015 Election War Room. The war-room kicks off…
Read MoreAs Maya Angelou said, “a bird doesn't sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song.” “A leader takes people where they want to go. A…
Read MoreThere are no words to soften this; Nigeria is slowly degenerating to the days when Bagauda Kaltho was blown away by the despotic government of the day. According to the…
Read MoreParticipants getting ready for the trip to Ekiti Channel O VJ, Denrele Edun talking to a fan Uche Nnaji (OUCH), Omena Daniels and friends Japheth Omojuwa and Kathleen Ndongmo…
Read MoreWhile we laughed and ranted about the headlines from our friends, the most alarming headline about Bayelsa State went relatively unnoticed. It is very rare to see three men who…
Read Moreby Rachel Ogbu These are no ordinary white collar workers; they could easily be referred to as super heroes in suits. Holding very unique positions, these young corporate men and…
Read MoreIf we don’t wake up, smell the coffee, and invest in education; the result will be predictable and painful. The reactions from those in government suggest the only way to…
Read MoreThis is how our heroes are rewarded, shot like wild animals and left to die painfully; the much luckier ones die slowly, and watch helplessly as their pension and gratuity…
Read MoreThe local government remains the easiest arm of government to influence and change, but we collectively ignore it; preferring to focus on the less difficult and more glamorous top-down change.…
Read MoreFor Bankole Taiwo, who is being buried today, we can only pray that the road rises to meet him and that until we meet again, may God hold him in…
Read MoreI don’t envy the men paid to defend the image of the Nigerian government, and wish them the very best with their impressive imitation of Joseph Goebbels. Edward Bernays will…
Read MoreMany skilled Nigerians are torn between their determination to remain in the country and the lure of endless possibilities around the globe. Despite the best intentions of the government, the…
Read MoreAs Walter Miller wrote in A Canticle for Leibowitz, “to minimize suffering and maximize security were natural and proper ends of society and Caesar. But then they became only ends…
Read MoreThe way Dame Patience Jonathan was unleashed during the Presidential campaign suggested women were a clear target. I am convinced her stuttering grammar during the election was also a ploy…
Read MoreMany years ago, a young Nigerian chose to become a police officer instead of a lawyer at the NNPC. I am thankful he chose the less travelled road. Mondays are…
Read MoreSeun Onigbinde, Akintunde Oyebode, Ugodre Obi-Chukwu, Shade Ladipo, and Ferdinand Adimefe[L-Rby Isi Esene The 2013 Budget has been submitted before the National Assembly with many analysts commending the efforts of…
Read MoreLike most government documents, the Sure and Steady Ready Report reads like a propaganda document, like an artist blowing his trumpet before learning the notes. I remember that day vividly.…
Read MoreThe biggest incentive to crime in Nigeria remains the inability of our security agencies to find and punish criminals; until the situation changes, we will remain in this climate of…
Read MoreIt is hilarious that while the political parties in the United States are preparing for public debates to lure swing votes, our parties are locked in a war of words…
Read MoreThe speed and secrecy with which Dame Jonathan was shipped out of the country suggests our leader might believe in Nigeria, but won’t put all his eggs in this basket.…
Read MoreAfter all, when a man thinks he is the most handsome one in the room, the best way to dispel that notion is to hand him a mirror. The Washington…
Read MoreThe way social media has become a tool for saving lives is reflective of our failing health care system. I avoid reading books written by former presidents, and view most…
Read MoreTo be a champion, an individual must possess ability, belief, dedication and perseverance. This is why champions are…
Read Moreby Akintunde Oyebode The first time I was rewarded for knowing some random fact was at a quiz during my friend’s 10th birthday party. His mum owned a bookstore, so…
Read MoreThese days, the current minister of Information is more concerned with a clampdown on social media, and the barrage of negative publicity the president receives from an ignorant minority,…
Read MoreThe battles of people like Wole Soyinka must not be relegated to the archives of history; it is our collective responsibility to ensure their sacrifice for Nigeria is the foundation…
Read MoreThe lessons from Egypt were immense. It is now obvious that ordinary people can deliver extraordinary results. Whenever Wael Ghonim visits Nigeria, I will be honoured to buy him a…
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