Boosting voter participation ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections |By Fẹ́mi Akínṣọlá

“Boosting Voter Participation Ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 Elections” By Fẹ́mi Akínṣọlá Nigeria, often hailed as the “Giant of Africa,” stands at a crossroads in its democratic journey. With a population exceeding 200 million, the potential for robust electoral participation exists. However, a troubling trend has emerged: many citizens exhibit a… Continue reading

Mass promotion of students in Oyo state: A call for rethink to safeguard educational integrity|By Fẹ́mi Akínṣọlá

The educational landscape in Oyo State faces a significant challenge due to the widespread practice of mass promotion, an approach intended to ensure that no child is left behind. While this intention is commendable, the reality is that mass promotion undermines the very foundation of education, leading to severe consequences… Continue reading

Accountability in Leadership: A Call for Collective Responsibility |By Fẹ́mi Akínṣọlá.

In an era where the actions of leaders profoundly impact society, the need for accountability has never been more pressing. The effectiveness of leadership is not solely measured by personal achievements or the fulfillment of promises but also by the responsibility leaders exhibit toward their constituents. To foster a culture… Continue reading

Unbearable cost of building materials in Nigeria: A call for action |By Fẹ́mi Akínṣọlá

The high cost of building materials in Nigeria has reached a critical point, leaving the masses on the brink of despair. As citizens grapple with rising prices that threaten their ability to construct homes and infrastructure, the government’s empty promises and the irresponsible actions of manufacturers exacerbate the situation. The… Continue reading

Fatherhood in Crisis: Navigating Financial Strain and Societal Expectations | By Fẹ́mi Akínṣọlá

In today’s rapidly changing world, fatherhood has become an increasingly complex and challenging role. The traditional expectations surrounding fathers have evolved, yet many still face immense financial strains and societal pressures that can lead to significant stress and anxiety. As fathers navigate these challenges, it becomes evident that the modern… Continue reading

Bicameralism in Nigeria: A Disappointing Reality Since 1999 | By Fẹ́mi Akínṣọlá

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria’s bicameral legislature has failed to fulfill its promise of effective governance, particularly in addressing critical issues such as security and socio-economic development. The ongoing economic jeopardy facing the nation, marked by soaring debt levels and widespread poverty, raises serious questions about the… Continue reading