Exaggeration is the most common strain of fever at election period. Politicians make voters – and the general public – believe that the world might end on ballot day, when in fact what they are […]
During a visit to Nigeria in January this year, the UK special envoy on gender equality, Joanna Roper told journalists 250 million pounds has been earmarked by the British government towards getting more Nigerian women […]
Who is fooling who? When two individuals with good eyesight viewed a black object but one individual said it was black, and the other said it was white, we might reasonably conclude that the person […]
Mr. Paul Usoro SAN is indeed a lucky guy. Otherwise, nemesis would not have caught up with him this late. Recently, Justice Agbam was removed as a judge for collecting bribe from Mr. Paul Usoro […]
Sir, it is sad to say to that you do not know that the federal government of Nigeria has 40% stake in Disco, Genco and 100% stake in TCN which is the major stumbling block […]
One of the hardest things to be in life is a leader. The fate of a leader is the fate of his people. If he leads a group of people in a society, or a […]
I am greatly delighted to address you at this Public Hearing on Vote- Buying and Improving the Electoral Processes in Nigeria, organized by the National Assembly Joint Committee on INEC and Political Parties Matters. This […]
Many within the shores of Nigeria may still be ignorant, or perhaps claim ignorance, of the term ‘N-Power’. Hence, it’s a youth empowerment scheme sponsored by the Federal Government (FG) as the slogan goes ‘Empowering […]
I have the pleasure of welcoming you all to this one-day Public Hearing on ‘Vote Buying and Improving Electoral Processes in Nigeria’, organised by the Joint Committee on Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). The period […]
When purpose, integrity, diligence, trust, and altruism meet with leadership, success becomes inevitable or better yet, a norm that snowballs into a tradition of achievements for others to follow. Success in contemporary times is one […]
IF the famous Williams Shakespeare had written his 1596-99 play, Merchant of Venice in this generation, he would have been accused of hate speech, condemned, sidelined and declared a racist. That is because the play […]
I’M in London at the moment; and London is awash with chatty, feisty Nigerian guys who drive cabs (taxis) and don’t hesitate to share their opinions with passengers who turn out to be compatriots. Their […]
Child marriage is an issue that must be addressed because of its grave implications That the prevalence of maternal and child mortality has grave impacts on our human capital development is not in doubt. What […]
Statistics of death on our roads are becoming rather alarming. Last month, 11 students of the University of Maiduguri who were sent home from school because of the ongoing Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) […]
At the heart of the rot that currently ails Nigeria’s universities is the embarrassing gulf between our tertiary institutions and the organised corporate sector. Ordinarily, the fact that the ivory trains the workforce for the […]
APPREHENSION is mounting in the polity over the activities of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission as it concerns the credibility of the 2019 general election. Matters got out of hand at the weekend when […]
Spending of security votes without rendering account is criminality that most governors and presidents have indulged in since the start of the Fourth Republic. It is gratifying, therefore, that the Court of Appeal underscored this […]
REALISING belatedly that it is at its wits’ end in the quest to liberate the Chibok schoolgirls from Boko Haram captivity, it seems Nigeria might finally be ready to embrace full-scale international assistance. A subtle […]
AS presidential and governorship candidates mount the soapbox for the 2019 elections, Nigerians should seize the opportunity to engage them on pragmatic plans for a sea change in the education sector if elected. Political leaders […]
A young man got me into my rare talking mode last November. The issue involved is how Nigeria has tied its own hands regarding electricity supply. Less than 20 hours later, I came across the […]
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