By Dr. Rotimiolu Akinlesi
1. Locate a termitarium or anthill.
2. Make 3 to 5 opening/holes on the termitarium or antihill
3. Get a little quantity of garri. Maybe a tomato tinful or milk tinful depending on the size of the termitarium...
BY TIM AKANO
"Who Says Elephants Can’t Dance?" This is the title of Louis V. Gerstner memoir. The “miracle-manager with a magic wand” who midwifed IBM's historic turnaround that begot IBM 2.0 in the 1990s. By 1993, before Louis’s appointment...
By Dr. Dr. Charles Jagun
The Diaspora community has become relevant and accorded important recognition by the Federal Government of Nigeria stemming from the creation of the Diaspora Committees in the National Assembly and the subsequent establishment of the Nigerian...
Nigeria as a nation has come full circle again and will soon have to make the usual decision in its electoral process; making a choice between two bad choices! It is bewildering, to say the least, how a nation...
By Steven Uwajeh
Ever heard senior organization leaders say, “We are a family”?
An ex-colleague and I discussed it and concluded it was a disingenuous statement. On further reflection, I figured that the statement was flawed not just as an issue...
By Safiya Stephanie Musa
The fuel (petrol) price in Nigeria is significantly influenced by the cost of importing refined petroleum products. Since a substantial portion of our fuel consumption relies on imports, changes in international oil prices and exchange rates...
By Rev. Fr. George Ehusani
The fundamental problem I have with the ongoing controversy over what is to be considered minimum wage or living wage for the poorest workers in Nigeria, is the master-slave disparity in wages earned by workers...
By Rev. Fr. John Segun Odeyemi
I have come to a place where my senses are dulled, and my mind fail to articulate the madness going on in Nigeria. I am flummoxed to see an entire nation floundering and fanning...
Introduction
Culture as a word, concept or topic for academic exposition is best handled by sociologists, historians or anthropologists. In spite of this however, a perspective can always be thrown in from a user definable angle, or from a ‘because...
Part I
The telling and re-telling of Nigeria’s history is an ongoing phenomenon. A story often told with ethnic, religious and political biases, motivations or agendas. Oftentimes, this story is told with a diplomacy that leaves out the truth and...