There has not been a good performance indicator on the DISCOs operations across the country since they scrambled for the partition of Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN). The difficulties in accomplishing their task suggest […]
The chaos that pervades the ever-busy Apapa-Oshodi expressway may have been compounded with the erection of a massive concrete median wall from Cele Bus Stop moving towards Oshodi and beyond. The target (I think), is […]
The 1999 Constitution of Nigeria did not specifically ascribe a clear cut decision making role to the office of the vice president, so I will not wrap this piece around his office as Nigeria’s vice […]
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) says its operatives were attacked by hoodlums loyal to Akinwunmi Ambode, former governor of Lagos, on Tuesday. The anti-graft agency had gone to execute a search warrant on […]
It may be necessary for the National Assembly when it returns from its recess to conduct an inquiry into how Nigeria, with all the concerns about revenue and growth, is now faced with a judgment […]
Regardless of our diverse political affiliation, ethnic persuasion or ideological leaning, the general feeling out there is that of worsening frustration and unbridled sense of anomie, especially among ordinary Nigerians. Undoubtedly, Nigeria is currently experiencing […]
Albert Camus, a French dramatist known mainly for Absurd plays, wrote essentially of the hopelessness of human existence and experiences. Man was generally portrayed as living in cycles, devoid of a sense of direction, statism […]
Garba Shehu, senior special assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on media and publicity, says his principal has not banned food imports into Nigeria. A week ago, Buhari had directed the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) […]
Ike Ekweremadu, former deputy senate president, has returned to Nigeria after the attack on him by members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in Nuremberg, Germany. The lawmaker was attending the Second Annual Cultural […]
The Nigerian embassy in Germany says the attackers of Ike Ekweremadu, former deputy senate president, will be prosecuted under German laws. Under German laws, physical assaults are punishable by fines or imprisonments of up to […]
Human rights activist, Femi Falana on Monday said it is time to mobilise Nigerians for a revolution because of wanton insecurity and the poor state the nation’s economy have become. Falana spoke at a symposium […]
Officials of the Lagos State Police Command on Monday sealed the venue of a gathering of pro-RevolutionNow activists to discuss the affairs of the nation. Scores of well armed police officers from the command had […]
Sowore’s Revolution Now protest, and the fading outcry for his release is a pointer that Nigerians want a revolution, but are reluctant to revolt. Aside shocking the reluctant populace, Ekweremadu’s assault also stunned the revolution […]
While Nigeria continues to demonstrate a pathetic inability or unwillingness (or both) to transcend such an outdated and debilitating discussion like the refusal of farmers to allow the conversion of their farms to “grazing routes” […]
A state or nation, big or small, could fail. Its institutions and other collaterals simply collapse after a long period of pressure. Internal and external pressures sometimes combine to bring a state to its knees. […]
As I ponder on Nigeria’s diversity and the leadership disposition that can deliver its unity and prosperity, I have come to realise the leadership imperative of understanding the nation’s history, peoples and cultures as the […]
The contradictions and loopholes in our laws and customs around consent, marriage and child rights are making life miserable and dangerous for too many of our girls. In my view, nothing will change without purposeful […]
The arrest and detention of Omoyele Sowore have set off another round of debates for Nigerians. Many believe that he should have been allowed to go on with his protests since dissent and disagreements are […]
Kogi State is not only a convergence of Rivers Niger and Benue, which in any case, is where the state got its conventional appellation ‘Confluence State’ from; it is also a convergence of many distinct […]
I would like to ask for permission to resist the temptation to join the debate on the very important detainee, citizen Ibrahim Yaqoub El-Zakzaky who just returned from a mission to India and the other […]
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