Olayinka Ajao: Rekindling the flame of LAUTECH
In establishing Oyo State University of Technology in 1990, the founding fathers had a clear objective for it not to be just another...
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In establishing Oyo State University of Technology in 1990, the founding fathers had a clear objective for it not to be just another...
The Akin Fadeyi Foundation urged the minister to urgently intervene in the matter by facilitating a solution-driven dialogue between Mr Umeofia and Mrs Okoli.
Raheem Akingbolu reviews the three-year project end line report of the Akin Fadeyi Foundation, which chronicles the impact of the subtle campaigns deplored to address corruption in Nigeria. He reckons that the report has further confirmed that Nigeria has lost over $500 billion to corruption since Independence, despite all efforts to re-orientate the citizenry. In recent times, stakeholders in Nigeria are concerned about the country’s image crisis and daily attempting various approaches through which they could tame the menace. In local and international dealings, politics and businesses, N...
ADVERTISEMENT Akin Fadeyi Foundation (AFF), Convener of the Corruption Not InMy Country Project and the FlagIt Report Corruption App, has announced the appointments of Oluwatomi Okeowo and Sinmi Akinsanmi as Programme Manager, and Vice President, Strategy and Growth respectively. Ms Okeowo brings a combined track record of experience in the development sector ranging from the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality, Centre for Human Rights, Pretoria, South Africa; and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women). Okeowo also worked with the Pan-African Center for the Study and Support of Family. Ann...
By Bisi Kazeem When the Federal Government of Nigeria established the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) on February 18, 1988, it was generally seen as the culmination of all past efforts to address the growing menace of road traffic crashes in the country which put Nigeria road as the most dangerous to drive vehicles on, second only to Ethiopia. The responsibility of bringing down the rate and fatalities of the crashes fell on the founding fathers of the organisation, who had earlier proved their mettle in road crash management campaigns through private initiatives. With the Nobel Laurett...