Some residents of Lagos have decried the non-implementation of the state government’s free antenatal and child delivery services at some General Hospitals and Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) in the state.
Author: Editor
The recent planned Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC’s) hunger protests have brought to light the Tinubu administration’s abject negligence when it comes to addressing the dire plight of its citizens. These protests, which reverberated across the nation, served as a poignant reminder of the escalating food insecurity and economic hardship faced by a large segment of the Nigerian population. By Abdul-Azeez Suleiman It is disheartening to witness fellow citizens driven to the streets in protest, demanding access to the most basic of necessities – food. Such a stark display of desperation underscores the government’s failure in fulfilling its primary mandate of…
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These days, the words dominating the air are “hunger” and “protest”. And that, we are told, is because of two others – “dollar” and “salary”. Unfortunately, those capitalising on the latter two words to push for the first two words hardly mention the words “production” and “security” which are fuelled by justice and fairness. And there can be no justice without the rule of law.