Abiodun Komolafe

4 days ago | trumpetmediagroup.com | Abiodun Komolafe

By Abiodun Komolafe June 12, 1993 marked a significant setback for Nigeria, harking back to the January 15, 1966, coup-d’état. This unfortunate event pushed the country back by at least a century, primarily due to the suspension of the 1963 Republican Constitution. Although the masterminds behind the coup never explicitly stated that they had abolished the Constitution, the consequences of its suspension continue to manifest in Nigeria's persistent underdevelopment.

1 week ago | nationalaccordnewspaper.com | Abiodun Komolafe

There are question marks about the proliferation of ‘development commissions. However, we go along with the present enthusiasm, whatever the agenda perceived in cynical quarters, for their creation. Over the years, various development commissions have been established to address specific regional challenges. To understand the reservations, we must go back into the past.

1 week ago | thenationonlineng.net | Abiodun Komolafe

There are question marks about the proliferation of ‘development commissions. However, we go along with the present enthusiasm, whatever the agenda perceived in cynical quarters, for their creation. Over the years, various development commissions have been established to address specific regional challenges. To understand the reservations, we must go back into the past.

2 weeks ago | newsexpressngr.com | Abiodun Komolafe

News Express |24th May 2025 | 36By Abiodun KOMOLAFEAccording to Kolapo Olatunde, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Ekiti State Chairperson, Oyebanji's achievements include prompt salary payments, pension defrayment, and welfare initiatives like car and housing loans for primary school workers. He also implemented the N70,000 minimum wage, promoted graduate teachers and reinstated sacked workers. “BAO has showcased his commitment to workers’ welfare and infrastructural development.

2 weeks ago | thenationonlineng.net | Abiodun Komolafe |Alao Abiodun

According to Kolapo Olatunde, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Ekiti State Chairperson, Oyebanji’s achievements include prompt salary payments, pension defrayment, and welfare initiatives like car and housing loans for primary school workers. He also implemented the N70,000 minimum wage, promoted graduate teachers and reinstated sacked workers. “BAO has showcased his commitment to workers’ welfare and infrastructural development. He has our unalloyed support”, the NLC Chairman concluded.