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The women berated the Tinubu administration. Having thus badly performed in government, so said the women, in their estimation, Tinubu had disappointed Nigerians, particularly the Yoruba. According to one of them, “he (Tinubu) has disappointed us in Yoruba land, he is not behaving like a Yoruba man,” while another said, "this problem is too much. If you can't solve our problem, don't add to it.”

Does the above description not fit the present state of the Nigerian nation? It was as a result of Kurunmi’s obstinacy. 

Having thus badly performed in government, so said the women, Tinubu has disappointed Nigerians, particularly the Yoruba.

Overcoming the entrenched interests hindering progress within our governance bodies becomes central to breaking the cycle of poverty and social exclusion.

Some sectors, like banking and booze, are “spectacularly profitable”.

Nehru’s India was a beacon for many Africans, who made use of a scholarship programme started by him to study in India.

As the delegates to WHA 76 convene under the banner “saving lives, driving health for all”, VaccinesWork reflects on the history of an ambitious idea.

Senior directors reveal the barriers they used to face as The Australian Financial Review reveals its Women to Watch list for 2023.

TRAGEDY of a very unusual though not unprecedented kind befell Dutse Gogo town in Kwara State this week. An apparently ill-bred, unthinking youth pumped

Uvalde, Texas, is where I was born. It’s where my mom taught kindergarten less than a mile from Robb Elementary. Uvalde is where I learned to master a Daisy BB gun. I took that – that took two years before I graduated to a 410 shotgun. Uvalde is where I was taught to revere the power and the capability of the tool that we call a gun. Uvalde is where I learned responsible gun