The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Sunday 6th November 2022
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 06/11/22
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Govt can engage us for surveillance security – Senior Citizens
RATHER than have them sit at home and waste away, the government can engage senior citizens in the area of surveillance security. This will help combat growing insecurity and enhance peace across board. This much was stated by the National President of the Senior Citizens’ Association of Nigeria (SCAN), Elder Joseph Kayode Taiwo, as the
Community leader for burial
THE families of Ayeko-Falore and Oshobu in Ilesha, Osun State have announced the burial programmes of the families’ matriarch, Madam Alice Jolaade Falore, nee Oshobu. The late Falore died on 11th September, 2022, aged 92 years. According to a statement by the family, the burial programme will commence on Wednesday, November 9th, with the traditional
Yuletide: Amotekun begins ‘Operation Gba’le Gba’ko,’ in Ondo, Osun
THE Western Nigeria Security Network (WNSN) codenamed Amotekun Corps, has flagged “Operation Gba’le Gba’ko,” to check crimes and criminality along the borders of the Ondo and Osun States. It said operation was a joint border patrol to check criminal activities on highways ahead of Yuletide celebration. Chairman of the Corps Commanders and Commander of Ondo
Artist examines state of the nation
AS the nation struggles with a number of issues affecting its social, economic and political values, many have continued to identify what has gone wrong, how to get back on track as well as discover new opportunities for everyone. One recent attempt was done from the creative lenses.Here, Tiffany-Annabelle takes Nigerians and art enthusiasts through
Two Osun labourers trapped in well; one dies, other injured
TWO labourers in Osogbo capital of Osun State were yesterday trapped inside well while working inside. The Nation learnt. It was gathered that the incident happened around Zone 5A, Oke Arungbo Community, Dada Estate, Osogbo around 10: 45 AM while the two labourers were cleaning the well. A source around the area who confided in
Lagos teenager Tijani wins 2022 ESGN essay competition
AISHA Tijani of Crescent College Victoria Island, Lagos, has emerged the overall winner of the 2022 Endometriosis Support Group Nigeria (ESGN) annual essay competition held in Lagos. Udom God’s Favour of Prudence City College and Femi Olafuyi from Rainbow College, became the 1st and 2nd Runner-ups, respectively. Tijani got a trophy and N50, 000 cash
Sanwo-Olu seeks LSPBMMA partnership in Lagos
THE Lagos State Planks and Building Materials Marketers Association marked a milestone in the history of their organisation as they celebrated their 30th anniversary. According to the president of the association, Alhaji Lateef Adelodun, the purpose of the event was to strengthen ties and to canvass support for the presidential candidate of the All Progressives
PDP at a loss
Despite spending 16 unbroken years in office, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has forgotten how to win elections. Its first loss to the neophyte but feisty All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2015 shocked the party to its marrow. Losing again in 2019, despite the ruling party becoming conceited and tardy in executing its discordant policies,
Owolabi: Murdered in Nigeria, buried in America
One of the greatest shortcomings of Nigeria’s existence is that she has never evolved into a nation. The amalgamation of territories, imposition of the colonial masters, the unfortunate intervention of the military and its attendant maladministration of the civil-society, and the corruption-infested politicians have not actually given the country that opportunity to realize her potentials.
Culture matters
I first came across the book, Culture Matters, edited by Lawrence Harrison and Samuel Huntington about two decades ago. I was fascinated by the adjoining part of the title: how values shape human progress. Although the book has been criticised for some of its racist dog whistling conclusions which seemed to suggest that the path
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