Tunde Odesola (tundeodes2003@yahoo.com) Act 1: Scene 1 Fire and Thunder never sleep together in the Armstrong family. They’re incompatible. Tonight, both combustible family members stand toe-to-toe, eyeball-to-eyeball, unblinking. Thunder steps back, raises up his muscled […]
The Boko Haram terrorist insurgence in Nigeria’s north east came into global limelight in 2009 when the group had a military confrontation with the Nigerian military forces. 10 years later, the insurgent grouped which emerged […]
The story of Nigeria is a dramatic irony. It is about a country where wealth and suffering both coexist in abundance. Although surrounded by so much wealth, many Nigerians still lack access to quality education, […]
ABUJA – THE Presidency last night confirmed that the Federal Government has gazetted lands in all the 36 states of the federation for the Ruga settlement but that the programme was optional for states to […]
By By Dapo Akinrefon, Johnbosco Agbakwuru, Victoria Ojeme, Joseph Erunke & Chinonso Alozie ABUJA—THE Presidency last night confirmed that the Federal Government has gazetted lands in all the 36 states of the federation for the […]
We don’t ordinarily see a connection between sex and politics. Well, that’s not counting the fact that power — political power in particular — enhances men’s allure. What they have in common substantively is that […]
Nigeria is one of the leading countries in the world where copyright protection is non-existent. Those who violate the intellectual right of others in Nigeria are so confident that they openly display or hawk their […]
Yesterday was exactly one month since President Muhammadu Buhari has been operating without a cabinet after being inaugurated for a second and final four-year tenure. The Guardian learnt from very authoritative sources that one of […]
The incident that occurred at the Nigerian Embassy in London penultimate Monday where a Nigerian destroyed five diplomatic vehicles and two others belonging to visitors that were parked in the premises achieved one purpose. As […]
The major feuds in the Nigerian polity since independence in 1960 have been mainly over leadership. Be it the Civil War of 1967-70, or the Gideon Orkar-led attempted coup of April 1990, or the crisis […]
For some time now our friend had a condition and as they say in the trade, it was becoming chronic and incapacitating. From time to time he would feel the world was whirling around him. […]
If you were born in the early 1980s, it is safe to conclude that since the day you started brushing your teeth by yourself, you have only known a conflict-prone Nigeria. You are almost 40 […]
Let’s begin this week with some contextual reporting of the state of the nation before the construct of underreported ‘landmine’ in Yoruba land. The nation is waiting (for Mr. President to name his cabinet). The […]
The ranking of higher institutions of learning has since become a global practice. Shanghai Academic Ranking of World Universities and Times Higher Education World University Ranking have globally ranked universities periodically. It is a form […]
Some of the joys of being a Nigerian comes with the all-too-frequent moments where you have to explain the particularities of our social media discourse to bewildered foreigners. ”Hmm, so let’s see, would you run […]
Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo, founder of Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) is on his own and does what he likes in his church. This was the reaction of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, to the […]
By Concerned Citizens …it is tragic that Governor Ganduje has refused to focus on the social needs of the people of Kano and is instead expending vast amounts of money and energy in shutting out […]
I was glad the other day when the federal government announced a ban – yes an outright ban – on the very frightening and future-usurping practice called the Almajirai system. I had written on this […]
The current president Muhammadu Buhari unveiled what he considers a sustainable economic blueprint which in his words if meticulously implemented and followed through in this his last tenure, is capable of unleashing tremendous national wealth […]
Humanism stands for change, for socio-cultural change and progress. And in Nigeria`s health sector, some change is imminent. The humanist movement is set to transform the landscape of medical and health care delivery because the […]
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