Nigerians dig their own boreholes. Almost every house in Nigeria has its own private source of water. You are your own water corporation. Some people in this generation have never seen pipe-borne water. You hire […]
A fortnight ago, the Nigerian Senate rejected a bill sponsored by Senator Ben Murray-Bruce seeking to phase out petrol vehicles by 2035. On the surface, it would be easy to dismiss the bill with scorn, […]
Just like leaders of this country watched Boko Haram grow from a non-violent organisation aimed at purifying Islam in northern Nigeria into a full-blown non-discriminatory terrorist organisation, they are paying lip service to the growing […]
The impression that Igbo, Hausas, Yorubas and other minor ethnic groups hate each other has been quashed by the social media aide to President Muhammadu Buhari, Mrs Lauretta Onochie on Wednesday. Onochie who disclosed this […]
Ibadan is too large that you pass some places by and still think you’ve never been there. I have wanted to say; at times that this Ajorosun city has the highest number of hills that […]
Sri Lanka has banned all kinds of clothing that cover the face and prevent identification, such as niqabs and burqas, officials said on Sunday, a week after the Easter bombings that left over 250 people […]
Dear Mummy Aishat Omolara Raji, I received one of the saddest telephone calls on the morning of Sunday April 28 that you had passed away. It was difficult to comprehend, my wife could not believe […]
Wednesday, April 29, 2019 In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds. Peace and blessing be upon whom Allah sent as […]
The gold-inspired violence in Zamfara and the northwest is a multi-layered problem that combines issues of the economy, insecurity, border-control, regional hegemony and politics. Any government response must factor in each of these issues for […]
Somehow, I had come to develop a profound interest in Ekiti and this dates back to my early university days at the University of Lagos. Then, my sister was living in Ado Ekiti. On my […]
Nigeria, the giant of Africa indeed! As we celebrate another Workers’ Day on May 1, 2019, with more or less zero improvement from the last celebration of Workers’ Day, one must wonder what exactly the […]
It is no longer news that President Mohammadu Buhari has embarked on a 10 day “private visit” to the UK without informing the National Assembly and delegating presidential powers to the Vice President. Expectedly, this […]
Using the biblical analogy, the ‘internet’ is just like a double-edged sword — it makes much of our lives easy, making it possible for us to connect with people, family, loved ones and business partners […]
Dr. Chris Ngige, minister of labour and employment, may indeed be a typical old school civil servant whose noble qualities include being a stickler for law and order, processes and procedure and, above all, unalloyed […]
Nigeria’s King of the novel, Professor Chinua Achebe wrote ‘Anthills of the Savannah’ after a twenty-one year writing hiatus. It was a Locus Classicus on a satire against military dictatorships. It was the inevitable clash […]
Kidnappers on Monday afternoon blocked the Kaduna – Abuja Express way forcing several motorists to abandon their vehicles and head for nearby bushes to avoid being abducted. Members of the Police Anti-Terrorism Joint Squad during […]
The one we knew was the petite David who turned the table against the Goliath of infernal godfathers in Anambra. They thought they had his hands tied with a dark oath at the Okija altar. […]
From Lagos to Sokoto, from Bayelsa to insurgency-ravaged Maiduguri and Damaturu, workers may lament their deteriorating conditions today as they mark the 2019 edition of May Day.The celebration of the 2019 edition of Workers Day […]
At a recent event in Lagos, The Bullion Lecture, organized by the Centre for Financial Journalism, the President and Chief Executive of the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), Professor Benedict Okey Oramah, made a moving presentation […]
These findings that the autonomy or independence of the Electoral Commissions and National Security Agencies matter, have also been replicated in the Electoral Integrity Project undertaken by Pippa Norris, Thomas Wynter and Sarah Cameron in […]
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