Letters - Page 98

SIR: As Christians in Nigeria and all other parts of the world celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, we felicitate with them on this monumental occasion.   Christmas period is not only

SIR: Permit me to appeal to the authority of PHCN in Warri business unit to come to our aid and save us from darkness and its attendant problems. For years we have

SIR: I wish to comment on some aspects of the above-mentioned article by Martins Oloja which was published in The Guardian of Monday, December 14, 2009.   In general, Government's actions are

SIR: I am not surprised with the revelations in the write-up by Amoke Ajao titled "Open-air pregnancy tests at NYSC camp"(The Guardian, Sunday, December 20). It appears the Federal Government is systematically

SIR: The President, Alhaji Umar Musa Yar'Adua has been in and out of hospital in Saudi Arabia a total of about nine times since he assumed office in 2007.

SIR: In a couple of days, year 2009 will give way to a new year in which fresh expectations will fill the air. Dashed hope will be renewed, resolutions will be made

SIR: Reacting to my "Playing games with the records" (The Guardian, Tuesday, December 15, 2009), a response to his attempt at '"setting the records straight" (The Guardian, Monday, December 7, 2009), my

SIR: Derisive laughter or outright sadness swells inside any modest indigene of Oyo State each time the news of decampment into the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) by members of opposition parties is

SIR: I want to use this medium to express my heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family of Mr. Bayo Ohu, who was murdered in his home in Lagos, on Sunday, September 20.

SIR: As the industrial action by ASUU, SSANU and NASU enters its fourth month, it is clear that Dr. Sam Egwu, the Minister of Education is yet to grasp the urgency of