Some months back, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, posted a tweet pleading with his supporters to let him answer direct attacks from his co-contestants. Then, other candidates, especially Bola Tinubu of […]
Many who quote the Nigerian novelist, Chinua Achebe, still love ‘the other tribe’ narrative regarding Nigeria’s trouble. It’s a contradiction because the sage they quote said Nigeria’s trouble is leadership. He means the elite – […]
Watch the latest video at foxnews.com Since entering the new Dobbs era, post Roe v. Wade, pro-abortion activists have unrelentingly attempted to silence and scare pro-life Americans, directing their violent rage at pro-life organizations that […]
Bespectacled Ola Rotimi, the late playwright, left a brilliant play titled ‘The gods are not to blame’. It has been staged many a time in Nigeria and overseas. It was years back made into a […]
Rufai Oseni, Arise TV’s Morning Show co-anchor, is popularly known for his utterances and sometimes talking down on his guests. Truth be told, his unconvincing pseudo-intellectual posturing is sure not doing him any good. His […]
The alarm on vested interest’s move against the electoral umpire’s boss should be taken seriously, writes Bolaji Adebiyi Going by the saying that there is no smoke without fire, the alarm raised by Ikenga Ugochinyere, […]
As I was concluding this article, I read of the killing of one of the 23 rescued persons while on his way home to Kebbi, during another kidnap attack. What does that tell us? The […]
What do you mean I must fill out the Confessional Form? The fact that many denominations now make it a biennial requirement because of the scandals surrounding some religious leaders doesn’t mean anything. I have […]
In order not to sound like a killjoy, let me begin by congratulating all the distinguished citizens of Nigeria, and “Friends of Nigeria,” who were decorated with national honours of various categories on Tuesday this […]
This is what a collapsing NHS looks like. Each metric is worse than the last, every health professional I meet is stuck for words. “This is the worst I’ve ever seen in my career,” says […]
On Monday, Russian missiles scorched a children’s playground in Kyiv that my family calls “our playground,” leaving behind a gaping crater. Later, people gathered to take photos of the rocket’s footprint in the upturned soil, […]
Lately, the INEC Chairman Prof Mammod Yakubu publicly promised that notwithstanding the gargantuan challenges facing the commission, it would conduct free and fair elections and deliver electoral justice in 2023. “Only the votes cast by […]
The number of young Nigerians leaving the country lately is mind-blowing. You could be chilling with a close pal on Tuesday, and boom, he has relocated to the United Kingdom the night after without you […]
More than a century after it was taken away from the African Kingdom of Benin and kept at Jesus College, Cambridge, Okukor, a bronze stature of a cock, finally made its way back home to […]
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), last Friday presented the 2023 Appropriation Bill and its details to the National Assembly. Budget presentation usually discloses the planned income and expenditure and accompanying fiscal, monetary and […]
It is heartrending and most unfortunate that many states in Nigeria are at present ravaged by floods. Recently, the Director General, National Emergency Management Agency, Mr Mustapha Ahmed, said the agency had identified 233 local […]
As part of his latest U-turn, misunderstood genius Kwasi Kwarteng is now going to get the Office for Budget Responsibility to cost his debt plan and publish it this month instead of on 23 November. […]
On Sunday, almost by accident, two groups of demonstrators came together in London. One was waving Ukrainian flags; the other Iranian flags. When they met, they cheered each other, and chanted, “All together we will […]
“While other nations are faced with the challenges of the 21st Century,we are bogged down by the avarice of the elite. Every time we believe we have seen the worst from our country, the shameless, […]
Botswana, a small South African nation of about 2.3million people, got its independence from Britain on September 30, 1966. The above implies that Botswana got its independence from its colonial masters six years after Nigeria, […]
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