Nigeria, our attitude and the journey ahead By Adelaja Adeoye (@adelajaadeoye)

This short note is written just to encourage us to play our part and also share my little knowledge and ideas of happening in our nation. Nigeria is a country blessed with both natural and huge human resources, it is often debated that what more do we need to get our nation on the right path? This question kept resurfacing over and over again, I will like to point out here that our unmaking is largely due to bad political plays and incompetent people at the helms of affairs. You may also like to agree with me against all odds that our governments in the recent time has been trying to put the nation on the right path. One of such is the recent privatization of PHCN,

Appreciation to You.

First and foremost, I want to begin by saying a very BIG thank you for your steadfast commitment and followership to the #ReporterTimes. 2013 has been a remarkable year for us. We began with less than 1000 followers on BBM and today we have over 4,000 people, our Twitter Handle has moved tremendously to over 14,000 followers and we enjoyed massive stats on our efficient and reliable BlogSite and other social media platforms.

A Message to Nigerian by Ishola Ebenezer (UNILAG SOSA President)

Before delving into the core of this article, permit me to use this medium to wish you Compliments of the Season. Without doubt, the year 2013 which is nearing its tail-end has thrown up a lot of issues which has and will continue to test the thin fabric that still hold the socio-political entity called Nigeria together. Most importantly, the potent phenomenon known as the All Progressives Congress (APC), the season of open letters,

EXCLUSIVE: Obasanjo writes Jonathan, accuses president of lying, destroying Nigeria, promoting corruption

An apparently angry and frustrated ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo has written what clearly competes as one of the most acerbic letters in modern history to President Goodluck Jonathan, accusing him of ineptitude and of taking actions calculated at destroying Nigeria. “Nigeria is bleeding and the hemorrhage must be stopped,”