Author name: Sulaimon Popoola

Opinion

NEPAL: MASS PROTESTS TOPPLE SHARMA OLI: CAN THE STRUGGLE BE TAKEN FURTHER? – WRITTEN BY ADARAMOYE MICHEAL LENIN

The mass movement continues, and the cities of Nepal are soaked in flames from burnt houses and properties of corrupt politicians. Power has left the walls of government buildings; it now resides with the mass of angry protesters. A video of the Hilton hotel, an abode for corrupt politicians to lavish money on merriment, circulated on social media; fire and flames had consumed it, burnt down by angry protesters. Many politicians have now abandoned their homes and fled. Without a Prime Minister, without the parliament, and with the flight of political officeholders, the institutions of repression—the police, law courts, and prisons—have become paralyzed. The police, without a “state” to be loyal to, are non-existent. The question is who will fill this vacuum?

Activism, News

DSS Sends Letter to Sowore Over Post on Tinubu

“You and your ilk have dragged me through unscrupulous abuse and gross violations of rights for decades without remorse,” he wrote, adding that the DSS had consistently acted “bullishly, illegally, and unlawfully—serving as a ready tool of oppression for dictatorial regimes.”

Opinion

Hello Boda Òdè, – By Omole Ibukun

Intellectually lazy people like you will quickly resort to politically manipulative arguments about stability, but you’re just being foolish. If you think submitting yourself to a corrupt elite that fights each other everyday of their life over sharing formula is more stable, then you’re actually more foolish than Gehgeh.

Opinion

Where Does EFCC’s Recovered Money Really Go? – By Comrade Ufezime Nelson Ubi

We must not deceive ourselves. If Nigerians do not ask hard questions, nothing will change. We need to know how much has been recovered in the last ten, fifteen, even twenty years. We need to know which projects these recoveries have funded. Nigerians should be able to point to schools, hospitals, or roads that were built with EFCC recovered funds. If the government insists these projects exist, then let citizens go and touch them with their own hands. If this is not possible, then it means the so called fight against corruption is just another scam, another deception designed to pacify the poor masses while the elite continue their feast.

Opinion

Ibadan: From Rediffusion Box to Multiple Radio Stations, By Adeola Soetan

Ibadan stands tall in playing host to many conventional radio stations but more still needs to be done in specific target audience areas and issues based radio broadcasting as the town continues to grow and develop into a mega state structure with eleven local government areas. Ibadan with a population of over six million is more than the population of Bayelsa and Yobe states.

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