Tag: HEDA, Olanrewaju Suraju, Taiwo Otitolaye
Attack on Anti-Corruption Crusader, Lanre Suraju: Nigeria in Distress
The Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Nigeria Coalition, in a strong term, condemns the primitive invasion and attacks on the family of the Chairman of HEDA Resource Centre,...
Search Party for ASUU?
By Taiwo Otitolaye. As a friend to the Academic Staff Union of Universities for over three (3) decades, I am inclined to set up a search party to look for the...
Beko Ransome Kuti: The Travails of Our Collective Struggles
By Taiwo Otitolaye. We popularly call him BRK. Conscious, unperturbed, courageous and ever determined to carry out to the letters what the Movement’s organ...
SSS Invasion of CISLAC Office: An Exercise in Brinkmanship
The Publish What You Pay (PWYP), Nigeria condemns in strong term the uncivilized invasion of the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) located at 16, POW...
Sheikh Gumi’s Visit to Okun Land: A Dangerous Path
The tour of Sheikh Gumi to Okun Land in Kogi State from Tuesday under the guise of humanitarian services must never be handled on the surface of a mere visit. Gumi...
PWYP Condemns Electricity Tariff Increase
A civil society organization, Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Nigeria, has condemned the hike in electricity tariff. In a statement signed by national coordinator, Comrade...
Yinka Odumakin: The Realism in a Revolutionary
Yinka Odumakin, for three decades, was practically a frontliner in the liberation struggles for social reengineering of the Nigeria nation-state. Just like most of the...
Constitution Review: Yoruba Referendum Committee’s Submission
Constitution Review: Nigeria as a Multi-National State, Statement by The Editorial Board of the Yoruba Referendum Committee (1) The Constitution Review Committee of...
Authentic Yoruba Flag: Setting the Records Straight
The attention of the Oodua Liberation Movement (OLM) has been drawn to a write up and publication going round especially online said to be authored by one Architect...
Tribute to Comrade Abdulkareem Adebayo Motajo
There are activists and there are activists but Cadres are rare to come by. Most people want to be called a comrade or an activist but only few out of multitude does...