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NAFDAC’s failure and longing for an Akunyili (opens the original)
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After watching a recent press conference by the Director-General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, I couldn’t help but nostalgically recall the Agency and its most effective leader in history, Prof. Dora Akunyili. It seems to me that the agency died when her service there ended. In that press conference, I saw a woman who confessed she had already retired from active service in the United States of America (USA), yet was handed
Sokoto water crisis and the facts of history (opens the original)
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The Governorship candidate of the relatively non-present African Democratic Congress (ADC), Sokoto State, Manir Mohammad Dan’iya, recently sought to make his presence felt in Sokoto political circles by framing the present water challenge in the metropolis as evidence of Governor Ahmad Aliyu’s ineffectiveness in addressing the people’s need for water across the state. His comment, rather than eliciting support for his governorship chase, so-called, has incited the people of the state against him
Abuja’s city centre floods as cost of abuse (opens the original)
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For most of the last decade, flooding in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, was a story that residents of Lokogoma and Trademore Estate in Lugbe knew too well. Every rainy season brought the same grim ritual, which left a trail of submerged compounds, ruined furniture, and, in the worst years, lost lives. Flooding in Lokogoma and Trademore was always treated as a peripheral problem of communities built on the city’s expanding fringe, far from the well-manicured avenues of the city centre. That assumption
EFCC’s zealotry and corruption of the law (opens the original)
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When an anti-corruption agency behaves in a manner that corrodes public trust in the rule of law, it leaves society with an irony. That irony was on full display recently when the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), supposedly, obtained a court order freezing the operational accounts of the Osun State Government. That order lasted a few more hours until President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to whom EFCC reports, banged the table publicly, reversed the ‘court’ decision and ordered the agency
Speaker Abbas, Open Week and innovative leadership (opens the original)
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There are moments in the life of an institution when a single initiative defines the character of its leadership. The successful conclusion of the Third National Assembly Open Week, held at the House of Representatives Chamber in Abuja from the 14th to the 16th of July, 2026, is one such moment. The event, themed “Three Years of the 10th Assembly: Advancing Transparency, Inclusion, and Reform,” was, in every meaningful sense, a public reckoning by Abbas’ House of Representatives, which chose to
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