AS presidential and governorship candidates mount the soapbox for the 2019 elections, Nigerians should seize the opportunity to engage them on pragmatic plans for a sea change in the education sector if elected. Political leaders […]
AFTER a six-year hiatus, sports enthusiasts across the length and breadth of the country can now heave a sigh of relief that Nigeria’s biggest multi-sports event, the National Sports Festival, is still alive and kicking. […]
Naturally, Nigerians were over the moon. Everyone wanted in on the action. Back then, many people did not quite get the real meaning behind ‘Netflix and chill’, and were taking it quite literally. Even telecommunications […]
A long-awaited succour came to the officers of the Nigerian Police as the Federal Executive Council led by President Muhammadu Buhari recently approved a salary upgrade to motivate them for improved service delivery. Inarguably, the […]
Since November 4 this year, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has been on indefinite strike that has crippled public university education in Nigeria. The lecturers’ union said the federal government had failed to […]
Out there in faraway Poland the other day, Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari put out a disclaimer that he isn’t what Mazi Nnamdi Kanu of proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, says he is. Kanu asserts […]
A report the other day that fraudsters have devised some ways and means of collecting death benefits of retiring workers by presenting fake documents has again highlighted the expediency of harmonising all national identity card […]
The lnspector-General of Police, Mr Idris Kpotum Ibrahim will officially exit from the office on January 15, 2019. By this, the lGP would have put in 35 years as a police officer serving his country. […]
It is a fact that no country in the world is totally corruption-free. However some countries are better off than others in the Corruption Perception Index, as over 68 per cent of countries in the […]
The G20 Summit recently held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, from November 30 toDecember 1 was the 13th meeting of the G20 and first ever to be hosted in South America. The summit brought together the […]
Many people have confronted me with the scripture that says “money answereth all things” (Ecclesiastes 10:19). “Once there is money, marriage will work, they say.” I have always asked them: “Why are billionaire couples divorcing?” […]
Difficult as they have been, the Buhari administration years appear to be the fastest we have had in recent times. While the opposition is catching its breath, it would seem, the administration is already on […]
AMIDST serious expressions of doubt over its ability to conduct free and fair polls next year, it is reassuring that the Professor Mahmood Yakubu-led Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has continued to be generally upbeat […]
CITIZENS, and indeed, candidates for any election, are bound by law and morality to abide by all the regulations guiding the exercise, including respecting the will of the people expressed in credibly-conducted elections. The notion […]
Recently, there was chaos along Ikorodu Road, following the mayhem reportedly orchestrated by two policemen attached to a bank in the neighbourhood. According to reports, the two policemen unleashed maximum terror on two officials of […]
I’ve never ceased to be amazed at the increasing westernization of our society, particularly in respect of romantic relations. Not a movie buff, but I can’t help noticing the increasing popularity of this “Will you […]
JUST like a majority of Nigerians who have come to see the APC-led government of President Muhammadu Buhari for what it is, a government of ineptitude coated with stark incompetence and lacking in any leadership […]
MANY Nigerians are probably beginning to treat news of gruesome killings by bandits, especially in Zamfara State, with the just-another-story mentality. Admittedly though, the perception has got nothing to do with the lack of sensitivity […]
AS if the manifold problems that Nigerians are daily confronted with were not enough, Nigeria now ranks first in Africa in the tuberculosis disease burden. According to the Director of Public Health, Federal Ministry of […]
IF the famous Williams Shakespeare had written his 1596-99 play, Merchant of Venice in this generation, he would have been accused of hate speech, condemned, sidelined and declared a racist. That is because the play […]
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