George Santayana, American poet and philosopher it was who said that “those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Africans in general did not start to write their own history until […]
THE fall of the Berlin Wall, on November 9th 1989, was when history was said to have ended. The fight between communism and capitalism was over. After a titanic ideological struggle encompassing the decades after […]
Observers cite voter anger at an entitled political establishment and an ever-wealthier and privileged elite; gridlock and dysfunction in Washington; international tensions; and economic dislocation and distress to explain his victories in the primaries and […]
First Lady Michelle Obama’s days in the White House are numbered, and she’s savoring every last moment as she prepares to say goodbye. “Looking out on the South Lawn and the Washington Monument and it […]
The damage added sugar does to our bodies begins in our brains. Overeating, poor memory formation, learning disorders, depression—all have been linked in recent research to the over-consumption of sugar. And these linkages point to […]
Facebook Temporarily Killed Off A Lot Of Its Users Numerous users of the site found that their personal pages had apparently been “memorialized” — a designation normally reserved for the deceased — around 3:45 p.m. […]
Leader of the Pan-Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), Chief Edwin Clark, has described continued attack on oil and gas installations in the region as a criminal act and their perpetrators as enemies of the region. Clark, […]
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Senator Sabi Abdullahi, a member of the All Progressives Congress representing Niger-North Senatorial District, in this interview with LEKE BAIYEWU, defends the amendment of the Code […]
A former Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Newswatch, Bolu John Folayan, in this interview with GBENRO ADEOYE, says the media needs to do more to inform the public and set political agendas You have practised […]
At about 2am on Sunday, November 6, 21-year-old Solomon Odekunle was seen stumbling out of a popular hangout, Piper’s Bar and Grill, in Ottawa, Canada, with blood gushing out of his neck. Eyewitnesses interviewed by […]
The recent ransom paid to Boko Haram in exchange for the release of some Chibok girls have contributed to the recent upsurge in the killings and disappearances of soldiers engaged in the fight against the […]
Some politicians of the northern extraction who have been involving themselves in the politics of the South West of the country have been warned to keep away from the region in order not to incur […]
The 2017-2019 MTEF indicate that the Medium Term Plan for the Nigerian economy is being steered in the wrong direction, though the advantage of the MTEF is that it provides forewarning which if heeded could […]
On November 11, 2015, President Muhammdu Buhari inaugurated 36 ministers to man 24 federal ministries. While one year may not be enough to judge the performance of the ministers, PREMIUM TIMES’ Festus Owete presents a […]
The Governing Council of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, has sacked three whistleblowers who spearheaded a petition to the anti-graft agency, EFCC, against the Vice Chancellor of the institution, Olusola Oyewole. The petitioners accused […]
In order to force a favourable exchange rate for the Naira, the Nigerian government has commenced a clampdown on money changers, called Bureau De Change operators. Dozens of money changers have since Wednesday been arrested […]
I grew up in Trump Land, or one region of it, anyway: rural, mountainous Arkansas. I’m not sure when my feminist awakening began. My mother, against all odds given where she came from, is a […]
Using smartphones to measure how much time people spend looking at those phones confirms that more screen time is tied to poorer sleep, researchers say. “This is the first study to directly measure actual screen […]
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