Category: Opinion
Even now, Akande remains a worried patriach
By Dare Babarinsa It is interesting that each time Chief Bisi Akande occupied a high office, he has been persuaded to do so. He did not want to be Secretary to...
Amotekun: Weaponising ethnicity to destroy good initiative
Amotekun: Weaponising eth By Jide Ajani Those pushing the narrative still think demonising AMOTEKUN will score for them political points. In their fancy, they are...
COVID-19 fatalities and Nigeria’s leadership failure
By Emeka Alex Duru (08054103327, nwaukpala@yahoo.com) The Corona Virus pandemic is an instance in situating the uniqueness of Nigerians, in the face of...
Growth of entrepreneurship: Govt must create enabling environment
Entrepreneurship is the process of bearing non-insurable risk by perceiving, evaluating and capturing business opportunities, marshalling, allocating and...
Newspapers’ editorial should provoke, inspire and challenge readers
Editorials represent the institutional opinion of the newspaper. They are, by definition, opinionated. That opinion is shaped by the editorial board on behalf of...
Sanwo-Olu: The Apostle of continuity that deserves New Telegraph Award
By Charles Okogene Yes, former Governor Akinwunmi Ambode conceptualised and started it. I am talking of the Pen Cinema Bridge and the BRT Terminal that is...
Olanrewaju again on LASU: Let’s do the right thing
Despite the various outcries and public interventions by many indigenous stakeholders about the attempt to skew and muddle the appointment of a new Vice...
Bye, bye Donald Trump!
By TONY OKOROJI I first served this piece in Saturday Breakfast of November 7, 2020, over two months ago. With the events in Washington DC this week, I am compelled to...
Communication tips for leaders
By Alex Ogundadegbe If you take time to review the speeches of American Presidents of time past and heads of multinational conglomerates, you are likely to arrive at the...
Lagos NURTW: How they created monster
By Gbadebo Dallass In the days of innocence and truth when life in Lagos was simple and fair, when justice was affirmed in equitable balance, when the roads were smooth,...
