…we commemorate this second anniversary of our administration with confidence and optimism, I firmly believe that we have put the most difficult phase behind us; and we are witnesses to the ever-increasing intensity of the […]
Dear Nigerians, I bring you good wishes from President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, who as we all know is away from the country on medical vacation. Today marks the second anniversary of our assumption of office. […]
Dear Mr. Kachikwu, I just read the statement in Daily Trust newspaper of May 26, 2017 from Vienna, Austria where you were attending the 172nd OPEC meeting. Quoting your contradictory utterances further confirms and reinforces […]
LAGOS— Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, said, weekend, he did not meet former governor of Lagos State, Bola Tinubu, when he was appointed a commissioner. Osinbajo served as Attorney-General and Commissioner of Justice between 1999 […]
Being slightly under the weather lately, my chance encounter with a compatriot with zero knowledge of anything about Nigeria after Gowon was therapeutic. If you are a Nigerian in the diaspora, engaged daily with Nigeria […]
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has advised the youth not to wish death on him and the nation’s elder statesmen. The former president said this on Sunday, at the youth governance dialogue held by the Youth […]
Despite his state being one of the wealthiest in the country, Governor Udom Emmanuel said on Sunday that Akwa Ibom has no money to conduct local government elections. Mr. Emmanuel said that local government elections […]
BY REIS SMITH/SUNDAY EXPRESS Ramadan began last night, with more than one billion Muslims facing the first full day of the holy fast today. But what is the correct greeting to use during Ramadan? Ramadan […]
DEPUTY President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has pleaded with Igbo people not to allow themselves to be provoked into resorting to armed struggle, just as he urged them to continue to sustain peaceful […]
For the record, I was born after the Biafra war. Everything I know about it was what I heard or read from different sides to the conflict. Since I was not around to follow the […]
Jiti Ogunye is an innovator and original thinker in the Nigerian legal space. He engineered a debate on Plea Bargain which eventually led to his publication of “The Imperative of Plea Bargaining 2005” after thorough […]
The Lord wants us dead. He wants us to surrender and, like Jesus, lay down our life. Something terrible happened to Mr. Job. Something happened that made him despair for life. Most people celebrate their […]
Here is a question: Might the tempestuous Donald Trump turn out to be the U.S. president that finally brings peace to the Middle East? That seems far-fetched given his combative politics and the age-old elusiveness […]
The continuing mystery of President Buhari’s illness and the handling of the saga by his aides is more evidence that Nigeria’s political system works almost independently of the individual nominally in charge. If we had […]
Tomorrow, the Muhammadu Buhari government commemorates its second anniversary. Mr. Buhari will not be available to read a speech, as he is on a hospital bed in the United Kingdom. May he recover to return […]
Finally, Babatunde Fashola, Minister of Power, Works and Housing, now knows, with all doubts erased and all illusions vaporised, that Nigerians were treacherously herded into the proverbial cul-de-sac ‘one chance’ bus when power sector assets […]
The storms are gathering for a labour strike over a new minimum wage demand, as government is yet to make a concrete offer. Shortly after the May Day rally in Abuja that ended in a […]
University teachers are fond of criticising people in government as well as government programmes and policies. Like spectators watching a football or wrestling match, they are quick to point out scoring chances and the bad […]
A recent report on how three major banks paid a combined N200m in penalties to regulators underscores the weaknesses in Nigeria’s regulatory framework. For committing 16 infractions of the rules combined in 2016, Access Bank, […]
Change, as the only constant in life, has become a universal aphorism. Nonetheless, humans are evolutionarily predisposed to resist change because of the inherent uncertainties. Organisations and people that don’t embrace change are bound to […]
Copyright © 2026 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes
