Ayo Olukotun(Ayo_olukotun@yahoo.com) Emergencies bear resemblances to academic examinations in that they test the quality of acquired knowledge, as well as the preparation or lack of it, of the examinee. Unlike exams, which are scheduled, however, […]
’Tunji Ajibade (tunjioa@yahoo.com 08036683657) Whenever he appears on TV, the head of Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, has the air of a man committed to a cause. He shows he’s determined to pass onto others […]
Fola Ojo(willieojo@yahoo.com) His arsenal of prettily-padded credentials is snazzy and intentionally intimidating. He is a stellar graduate of the prestigious London School of Economics. Master’s and doctorate degrees in Political Science and International Relations from […]
Next week, the Muhammadu Buhari administration would be exactly five years in office. Four full years of a first term, and one year accomplished in the second term of four years. In five years, President […]
These, indeed, are unusual times for mankind. Like never before, natural disasters, poverty, hunger, international conflicts and many other strange occurrences are helplessly starring man in the face. There is, perhaps, no other time in […]
COVID-19 pandemic may not kill as many as 50 million people claimed by the Spanish flu a century ago, but it is set on damaging the world economy by as much as a harrowing $82 […]
“Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it.” – Frantz Fanon “On April 29, 1945, Italians found the executed dictator Benito Mussolini strung up like a prosciutto in […]
That the Gombe State Government is boastful of being among the states not owing workers’ salaries as an accomplishment is an egregious disappointment, to say the least. The population of Gombe State is roughly three […]
Stress impacts all aspects of our society. Most Nigerians are entrepreneurs from the roadside hawker to the civil servant who sells products on the side or the stay-at-home mother who sells clothes to make ends […]
In late December 2019, an epidemic broke out in the city of Wuhan, Hubei province, China with devastating consequences to the lives of the people and the economy of the country. From the epicentre of […]
There is this legendary debate in the 100 level undergraduate philosophy class on the primacy of Egg and Chicken. The germane issue was the demand through academic research and rigorous mental exercise to uncover which […]
About 16 years ago, in my column in Vanguard newspapers, I called for the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, still tottering in its infancy, to be shut down. My grouse and those of many Niger […]
In Nigeria, home and online schooling are fancy words like lasagna and cappuccino. It sounds exotic, looks expensive, but doesn’t taste like Jollof. You buy it because you’ve followed friends out, you’re seating in an […]
Covid-19 will hit Nigeria very hard; this is not uncommon with the experience of other countries. The pandemic, though a public health issue has significant economic impacts. For Nigeria, the channels of its impact include, […]
Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all. ~Dale Carnegie As a proud “Aba brought up”, […]
I imagine that someone would regard this headline as dramatic, even hyperbolic, and that would be totally understandable. Given the statistics of accomplishments that the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 reels out during its daily […]
Madagascar has been touting a herbal therapy developed by its Malagasy Institute for Applied Research as a cure for COVID 19. Now bottled and labelled COVID-Organics, the therapy is said to be both curative and […]
COVID-19 has thundered through the world. We will speak of the pandemic for centuries to come. When children have their devices floating in the air as they waddle to school, and robots have replaced humans […]
BY MUKHTAR KAIGAMA Nigeria is the most populous black country in the world with over 200 million people and its population is on the rise. As projected by Census Bureau of the United States, Nigeria’s […]
Tayo Oke drtayooke@gmail.com The word, “palliative”, a nice medical terminology for the care of patients and their families with life-threatening illnesses has been in vogue of late. It has become rather overused in the last […]
Copyright © 2026 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes
