
Las Las! (part iv)
By Toyin Falola Due to Nigeria’s high unemployment rate and stagnant economy, some Nigerians have turned to various unlawful ways of livelihood. Before the early 1980s, drug-related offenses in

By Toyin Falola Due to Nigeria’s high unemployment rate and stagnant economy, some Nigerians have turned to various unlawful ways of livelihood. Before the early 1980s, drug-related offenses in

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta and vice-presidential candidate of the PDP says he’s confident the party would emerge victorious in the 2023 presidential election. Mr Okowa stated this Monday
International flights at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport on Monday morning were grounded as workers of the Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc embarked on strike. According to NAHCO, the strike

By Toyin Falola Since its inception, The Toyin Falola Interviews has been a not-for-profit endeavour through which we have sparked conversations and debates on several issues

President Muhammadu Buhari has stated that there can be no development without peace, as the two are complementary to each other. The President spoke Thursday at State House, Abuja, while
A member of an armed gang of robbers, Kevin Matundura, who botched a mission because he fell in love with his victim during their eight-hour operation at a house in

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced that it has intensified surveillance at international airports, asking travellers to fill health forms, in addition to checking their temperature, in response to

Dr Dayo Duyile, a veteran journalist has explained why it took him so long to bag a doctorate degree at 83. Duyile was on Wednesday one of those who bagged
Mr. Solomon Dalung, former Minister of Youths and Sports Development, has said the 2023 general election is about the quality of candidates and not their political parties. The former

After several years of consecutive decline, the number of journalists killed worldwide rose to 86 last year from 55 in 2021, representing a 36 per cent rise, the UN cultural
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