Issues/Policy

The first time I heard this expression, I thought it was odd and didn’t quite understand the strength and gravity of it until I started working as a counsellor/therapist. It also made me think about […]

In the last couple of weeks, I have been discussing the significance of staying the course irrespective of the business challenges we are dealing with as leaders. There’s so much economic tension in the country, […]

“Firstly, merry Christmas! Tuesday is Christmas Day. Hopefully, you didn’t need me to tell you that. Anyhow, it isn’t every year I get this opportunity to wish AIRTIMERS a Merry Christmas. So, whatever you do, […]

Participant humility is essential in any successful relationship – the importance of a party, yet recognition of the need for the other. The recognition that you don’t know it all, see it all, hear it […]

After the Senate passed the South East Development Commission Bill, there appeared to demand from other zones asking for their own development commission. The Speaker of the House of Representatives immediately asked President Buhari to […]

Five weeks ago in Lagos, I attended an event that officially announced the entry of world’s number one outdoor advertising company, JCDecaux, into the Nigerian market in partnership with Grace Lake Partners, a Nigerian investment […]

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has called on Nigerians to join hands against insecurity and insensitivity in the country. Obasanjo said this at the 80th anniversary of Ango Abdullahi, former vice-chancellor, Ahmadu Bello University (ABU). NAN […]

Many Nigerians within the country and beyond have been reacting to Senator Godswill Akpabio’s recent statement that it was a mistake on his part to have imposed Governor Udom Emmanuel on the people of Akwa […]

The good old days generally,among all tribes in Nigeria, seems to be falling daily, to various unacceptable vices, politically,morally, and socially. This article is focused on the Yoruba premise, the once great Yoruba coast, who […]

The problem in Nigeria is thus one of starting kids in formal education too early and pressuring them to move through the educational system rapidly by skipping grades and advancing to harder material before they’re […]

I have waited in expectation of something new from the power minister, Babatunde Fashola since he arrived office late 2015. My idea of ‘new’ is simple: I’m convinced the so-called privatisation of the power sector […]

Essentially, the UN Pact is a palliative measure to give the developed countries breathing space to think and strategise on the migrants’ challenge, while appearing to be concerned about the human rights of migrants. But, […]

Some days to the Easter celebration… I received a call from an unknown number. When I picked up, the person (a man) at the other end was busy telling whoever he thought he was speaking […]