Tag: By Martins Oloja
#Project-2027: Youths and Danger of Complacency, By Martins Oloja
Inside Stuff With MARTINS OLOJA,
‘The Guardian’, April 18, 2026, Back Page
This is the fourth time that I have written on this same subject, civic...
Leah Sharibu: Forgotten in the wilderness (2), By Martins Oloja
I wanted to stay away from the reproach and challenge of Citizen Leah Sharibu after last week’s piece as there other matters of urgent...
Andrew’s arrest and other Epstein casualties: Lessons for Nigeria, By Martins...
Until the last syllable of our recorded time, we, as commentators in the media will continue set agenda, identify systemic rot and contextually report...
Tinubu should apologise for ignoring Abuja @ 50, By Martins Oloja
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and FCT Minister Nyesom Wike are facing criticism for their curious failure in celebrating Abuja’s 50th anniversary, especially since seven...
Time To Celebrate Murtala, Abuja And G-7 @ 50, By Martins...
It is indeed a time to celebrate with Abuja and a group of seven states Hurricane Murtala Muhammed who spent barely six months in...
“Because our leaders live by bread alone”, By Martins Oloja
As a minister of the word, I would like to preach today some words of life to our people, especially our duty bearers, our...
“Philip Asiodu: Blast From The Years Locusts Ate Our Civil Service”,...
A remarkable book presentation in honour of one of the most significant public servants Nigeria has ever produced, Izoma, Philip Chikwuedo Asiodu, 91, took...
“Enough of lip service to State Police”, By Martins Oloja
(Inside Stuff With MARTINS OLOJA, ‘The Guardian’, November 29, 2025, Back Page)
Expectedly, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Wednesday declared a nationwide security emergency, ordering...
Why Nigeria Needs More Universities, After all (4), By Martins Oloja
Prof. Na’Allah, former VC, Kwara State University and University of Abuja continues his support for more universities:“…We need to rethink our university education in...
Why Nigeria needs more universities, after all (3), By Martins Oloja
In 1946, UNISA was given a new role as a distance education university, and today it offers certificate, diploma, and degree courses up...
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