by Rotimi Ogungbola Late Olusola Saraki is the only Nigerian politican that has the most organized and well structured philanthropy system One year after exit, from far and near, the structural reforms of late Dr Olusola Saraki continue to enjoy draw serious commendations to the extent that such reforms are becoming essential pillars maintained by... Read More

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Opinion: Where are the thrillions of naira invested in education since 1999?

by Rotimi Ogungbola The federal government and its education ministry have to be renewed to champion a positive and sustainable vision to transform this nation, our education sector is too fragile to be committed into the hands of looters, unqualified and corrupt persons; Obtainable in other sectors in the country, that Nigeria’s education sector has continued... Read More

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March 7, 2013

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Rejoinder: Poverty is a global phenomenon, not a Kwara phenomenon

by Rotimi Ogungbola The world’s arrival at a level where the voice of any human being can be heard is a major achievement of the 21st century; however this development has been accompanied with challenges of misinterpreting details, passing false information, hyperbolic reports based on individual sentiment and emotion to mention a few. These problems have... Read More

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