Some Of Our Senators Are ‘Tired’ By Dyepkazah Shibayan
It appears that we have two types of tired senators. We have those who are tired because of the turn out of political events and others who believed that the country would be better with […]
It appears that we have two types of tired senators. We have those who are tired because of the turn out of political events and others who believed that the country would be better with […]
With the lifting of ban on campaign by Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the campaign season has begun. One of the most critical ways our youths can influence government decision-making is through voting. Voting is […]
It appears Buhari campaign managers have little respect for intellectual property; obviate due diligence, and may be impotent of original ideas. President Buhari’s ‘Next Level campaign logo’ has ticked off an avoidable controversy. The logo […]
Wale Babalakin, the chairman of the Federal Government negotiating team on the ASUU strike, says ASUU wants funds but does not want to be held accountable. While this is true and is consistent with what […]
I had always wondered why my father wanted me to sit on the floor, sometimes between his legs, very early in the morning while adjudicating family disputes. I realised later in life that it was […]
drtayooke@gmail.com It has been said by former US Presidents and presidential historians that a President in his first term does not really learn to think like a President until about two years into office. Well, […]
Before the 1966 pogrom against the Igbo and indigenes of the former Eastern Nigeria, Nnewi in Anambra State was under the shadow of Onitsha. The markets in Nnewi were like the typical Igbo markets that […]
For any genuine Christian, it is probably difficult to be convinced to worship the Lord, or thank the Lord, in the aftermath of a devastating failure, disappointment, loss or tragedy. It maybe possible to do […]
In the last few days, there has been contagious celebratory mood at the three campuses of the Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH) in Isolo, Surulere and Ikorodu. At the campuses, the joyous mood underscores the institution’s […]
I remember with nostalgia how a friend amidst euphoria triggered by the declaration of the 2015 presidential election result cautioned me with these few words; ‘’men will change their ruler expecting to fare better; this […]
The lifting of the embargo yesterday, November 18, 2018, for campaigns to commence for the presidential and National Assembly (NASS) elections scheduled for February, 2019, is significant in the annals of political landmarks in the […]
This year, Nigeria’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) estimated the population of the country to be about 184 million. This huge figure makes Nigeria the country with the largest population on the African continent and […]
…Nigeria is a heterogeneous country. With 250 ethnic groups who speak more than 250 languages, plus a multi-religious makeup that includes the highest population of Muslims in sub-Saharan Africa, we must stop expecting to look […]
…this is the biggest conspiracy against the Nigerian youth – the fact that there is much to be built in Nigeria, and they have the energy, passion, exposure, imagination, connectedness, innocence, clear-mindedness, agility to build […]
ASHAFA: Those striking university teachers are at it again! Strike! Strike! Strike! Students have spent more time at home than in school. Madam Bintu: The only time we read about lecturers in the papers is […]
Who can forget Trump’s descent on the golden escalator in Trump tower, a prelude to his announcement of his intention to vie for the U.S. presidency in the 2016 elections? The pivotal event was just […]
censoj@gmail.com; 08127235995 The tripartite negotiations on the national minimum wage involving the government, private sector employers and the labour unions have thrown up fundamental issues of governance. The disputations question the basis of the continued […]
Until now, various officials of the Buhari administration, especially the Minister of Agriculture, Audu Ogbeh, had claimed that Nigeria’s rice importation had dropped, and that in fact, we had produced so much rice locally that […]
Economic Renaissance by Henry Boyo lesleba@lesleba.com 08052201997 The Special Presidential Investigation Panel (SPIP) for “the Recovery of Public Property,” was inaugurated by Yemi Osinbajo in August 2017, when he was Acting President, while Muhammad Buhari […]
(tundeodes2003@yahoo.com) It was in 1985 that Veno Marioghae swept into the nation’s music consciousness with her patriotic chartbuster song, Nigeria Go Survive. This was a period when Nigeria was seeking self-rediscovery from locust politicians that […]
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