No doubt, the first reaction to an article bearing a title of this nature in a blame-weary nation that Nigeria has currently become, will be “What has that got to do with Jonathan again?”. While […]
Absence of security and humanitarian intervention has left the state of Zamfara in a hazardous condition. The killings of innocent people in the state has made it unsafe and without security for at least four […]
The failure and incapability of the Nigerian government to investigate and punish both state and non-state actors accused of human rights violations in the country has led to the entrenchment of abuses such as torture, […]
There has been for some time in this country, a contrived but absolutely needless Arts versus Science controversy, including a distracting comparison of their respective value to society. It has become fashionable in recent times […]
The rescheduled presidential and national assembly elections are here with us, and I feel compelled once more to offer a word of caution to Nigerians, especially, the youths, as I did four years ago with […]
“How do we restore morality and truth to our elections?” This quotation is from Kole Omotoso’s “On the waging of elections” which appeared in his column last Sunday, March 17, 2019. The line berthed the […]
Tanitoluwa Adewumi, the eight-year-old Nigerian chess whizz who has become an internet sensation, has raised over $100,000 in just two days. Over the weekend, New York Times columnist, Nicholas Kristof, wrote extensively about Adewunmi’s historic […]
She is an avid follower of my written opinions. My treatises on theology and ecclesiology make her skip for joy. Liberally, she scribbles uplifting comments on my inspirational and motivational writings. But, she hates my […]
Olusola Fabiyi, Friday Olokor and Adelani Adepegba The United States has said it is disappointed by the low voter turnout and reports of voter intimidation, vote -buying, interference by security forces and violence in some […]
The United States has expressed disappointment over the irregularities, including reports of military interference, in the 2019 general election. In a statement on Thursday, the US embassy expressed sadness over the loss of lives during […]
Ifeoma Okagbue, an official of Standard Chartered Bank, on Thursday gave details of the balances of five bank accounts belonging to Walter Onnoghen, suspended chief justice of Nigeria (CJN). Okagbue while testifying before the tribunal […]
The European Union has imposed a €1.5bn fine on Google, US tech giant, over its abuse of market dominance in relation to its search advertising rivals. The fine comes on the back of allegations that […]
Duke Orsino, in ecstasy and fantasy, had sang melodiously in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night: “If music be the food of love, play on/give me excess of it, that surfeiting/the appetite may sicken, and so die”. Duke […]
ABUJA- The Federal Government, on Thursday, closed its case against the suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Walter Onnoghen, after it produced only three witnesses that testified before the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT. […]
Telecommunications operators are considering a review of call tariff in selected states in the country, investigations have revealed. The new tariff, according to findings, will reflect the cost of doing business in the affected states. […]
In recent political commentaries, there is a tendency to dismiss the need for integrity from our leaders. Now and then, someone analyses the Nigerian social situation and concludes that what we need is not a […]
The popular On-Air-Personality, Daddy Freeze, is a courageous man. Best known for vicious criticism of pastors, his messages are revolutionary. It is not anybody who wakes up in the morning and decides to go against […]
The paradox in the message contained in the worrying statistics from Nigeria’s electoral management body, the Independent National Electoral Commission, after the just-concluded general elections is difficult to miss: the more it seems Nigerians have […]
This Saturday, one then wonders whether it is real electorate-driven elections that are coming, or we are expecting supplementary disruptions and failure afterall. In an electoral system that seems to be sliding back into much […]
Injuries and avoidable accidents that occur on highways are not always due to bad roads as claimed by road users, the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has said. According to him, road […]
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