Kingsley Moghalu, former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has criticised President Muhammadu Buhari over his directive to the apex bank to halt foreign exchange for food importation. The president had told […]
The 2015 general elections had just ended, with Nigeria’s ‘achievement’ of an unprecedented transition from one civilian government to another. The losers were beginning to lick their wounds, while the gladiators in the winning party […]
In 1843 Karl Marx, a German philosopher, economists and historian, wrote what later became his celebrated dictum: “Religion is the opium of the people.”He might not have said this in denigration of religion. As an […]
Sometime in 1996, David Barry Dein, who was the vice chairman and co-owner of Arsenal Football Club, had reason to address the press. The essential plank of the media chat was to introduce the then […]
I was just about writing this article when someone from Nigeria phoned to say he called me “severally” yesterday. I pretended not to understand what he meant until he said he called me five times. […]
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is charged with the recovery of stolen assets in Nigeria, by arresting and prosecuting offenders. The agency sends errant politicians jittery, and interestingly, it is no longer hearsay […]
Mr. Elias Offor holds a Masters Degree in International Law from the University of Turin, Italy. In addition, he has undergone relevant training with the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute. Offor has […]
Don’t speak English like an Ibadan man. Speak with the kind of phonetics that even your mother will wonder where you were born. There are an estimated 190 million Nigerians. The overwhelming proportion of them […]
“Pay for shit? I cannot try that.” These are the exact words of Abdul when he was queried by The Guardian for practising open defecation. Abdul is a motor boy that fled his home when […]
A flurry of coverage about the gloom and outright calamity in the shale oil business appeared last week. Low prices continue to dog the industry. But so does lack of investor interest in financing loss-making […]
To Governor Nasir el-Rufai, zoning arrangements across the geopolitical zones should give way to allow for competence in governance. One may not really understand the governor’s definition of the word “incompetence”. This is because for […]
The minority caucus of the House of Representatives has called for the release of Omoyele Sowore, in the spirit of Eid-el-Kabir celebration. In a goodwill message to Muslims on the celebration, the Minority Leader, Ndudi […]
Is there anyone out there in a position of authority in Nigeria in the executive, legislature and judiciary thinking of Nigeria’s peace as a foundation for progress and development? Who shall we run to in […]
The wise say two wrongs don’t make a right. But three wrongs make a right in Nigeria. First wrong: lunatic soldiers shot dead an innocent civilian along with three well-trained Intelligence Response Team policemen on […]
The undeniably violent, heavily armed, and merciless extremist group, Boko Haram, which has systematically decimated tens of thousands of Nigerians within the last 10 years, clearly remains the present major security threat to the Nigerian […]
The Chairman, Trade Union Congress in Ekiti State, Sola Adigun, has urged the Federal Government not to take the negotiation on the new minimum wage beyond Wednesday August 14. Adigun, who reiterated organised labour’s commitment […]
Vanishing boundaries has become a veritable signpost of our tumultuous age, both in our view and appreciation of the human physique and in academic disciplines, especially in science where we can now virtually ‘create’ beings. […]
“The funds will facilitate the operations of a jointly-owned and managed institution to be called the Glasgow-Caribbean Centre for Development Research,” the St. Lucia Star reported last Sunday. “The centre will target and promote solutions […]
First, they arrived in the small hours and, proceeding as if Omoyele Sowore owned a small army of his own, seized the political activist from his hotel room. Then, after confirming to the world they […]
Hundreds of people deported from the UK were restrained by a variety of methods including shackles, the Guardian has learned. There were 447 cases where one or more forms of restraint were used between April […]
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