By Eze Onyekpere & Gregory Okere The extant Nigerian security, law and order situation can be best described as a crisis, where the government has been unable to effectively secure lives and property. There are […]
The piece of heart-rending news of the resurgence of attacks by Boko Haram insurgents in Borno state, which got the governor, Kashim Shettima, breaking down in tears, recently in Aso rock, calls for sober reflection. […]
The Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo stirred the hornets’ nests when he said that voting for Buhari in the 2019 Presidential election is the only way the Yoruba race would reclaim the Presidency in 2023. On […]
The greatness or otherwise of every being is always a reflection of where he stands at very critical moments of national history. Whether in the advanced nations or developing ones, people who dare the odds, […]
I am first and foremost a young Cross Riverian. Then I am a depressed Nigerian youth. Depression obviously has its several roots: it is the doubtful protection which comes from not recognising failure. It is […]
Quote: “Your potential is unlimited. Aspire to a higher place. Believe in your abilities, in your tasks, in your judgment”. – Bryan Adams. My dearly beloved readers and ever faithful friends and fans, let me […]
For the umpteenth time, Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Ibrahim Kpotun Idris is in the news for the wrong reason. The issue this time is the controversy of whether he should retire according to the extant […]
In no other facet of life is Nigeria’s underwhelming development as stark as in the rural areas. The poverty there is extreme; social infrastructure is non-existent. In the midst of the vacuous electioneering babble, a […]
Claims of reform, as made by the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, concerning the Special Anti-Armed Robbery Squad in 2017, will always ring hollow to the public until the police authorities start holding officials accountable […]
Shouldn’t I begin this piece by simply stating that there are volumes of literature existing in libraries on the famous “Imo Charter of Equity”, also known as Imo Equity Formula, which, since 1991, became a […]
Inability to make decisions is one of the principal reasons executives fail. Deficiency in decision-making ranks much higher than lack of specific knowledge or technical know-how as an indicator of leadership failure. John C. Maxwell. […]
Attempts to remove, by administrative procedures, the autonomy and independence, which the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) enjoys by virtue of Section 1(3) of its Act of 2007 may have surfaced, after all. And this […]
The public furore being raised against an alleged plan by President Muhammadu Buhari to extend the tenure of the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Idris, is not unduly misplaced having regard to the matter […]
EMERGING from a tumultuous 2018, Nigerians look forward to the New Year with mixed feelings. As always, an election year promises to be a volatile period for the country, invariably leading to predictions of a […]
OUTRAGE and disbelief enveloped the country on Sunday after heavily armed soldiers invaded the Abuja head office and other outposts of the Daily Trust newspaper. Soldiers sealed off the newspaper’s offices in Maiduguri (Borno State) […]
BY endorsing a bill to fund the “completion” of the Ajaokuta Steel Complex as 2018 wound down, the Senate reminded the world how terribly ill-served Nigerians have been by their elected representatives. Passed earlier by […]
In no other facet of life is Nigeria’s underwhelming development as stark as in the rural areas. The poverty there is extreme; social infrastructure is non-existent. In the midst of the vacuous electioneering babble, a […]
The report presented the other day by the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CJP), whose research findings claimed that no fewer than 251 journalists are currently in prisons worldwide, is a sad and regrettable […]
The reported burning by suspected herdsmen of a 250-hectare rice farm owned by the Governor of Benue State, Mr. Samuel Ortom, is a heinous act that cannot be condemned strongly enough. The arsonists who are […]
MISSANG OYAMA Veni, Vidi, Vici-I came, I saw and I conquered. The above statement reportedly originated from a letter Julius Caesar wrote to the Roman Senate around 46 BC, after achieving victory against Pharnaces II […]
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