#Tonnie Iredia
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Wanted in Nigeria: Better Health Sector Management
By Tonnie Iredia Several years back, many Nigerians would readily berate any citizen planning to migrate from our shores in search of greener pastures. The proverbial Andrew who in a television jingle, was seen happily checking out of Nigeria was greatly deprecated. There is doubt if such spirit of patriotism will find same rhythm this […]
OpinionCode of Conduct in the Market-place
Tonnie Iredia The Chairman of Nigeria’s Code of Conduct Tribunal CCT, Danladi Umar was for wrong reasons in the news for much of last week. Interestingly, the issue at stake had nothing to do with his assignment of determining the level of adherence of public officers to the official code of conduct required of them. […]
OpinionBoring legal cases against Governor Obaseki
By Tonnie Iredia In most democracies, the term ‘election’ means far more than its voting segment of casting ballots which many erroneously over-patronize. In truth, election is not an event but a process of inter-related events which must holistically be handled to get an undisputed winner. Before the casting of ballots, segments such as the […]
N30b Storm water: Am unhappy with Obaseki
By Tonnie Iredia The saying that ‘government is a continuum’ makes ample sense to many because no patriot is likely to object to the continuation of well-thought-out policies initiated by a previous government. It was perhaps the expectation that such continuity would be in the public interest that many Edo citizens in 2016 hastily embraced […]