It is few months to general elections in Nigeria and expectedly every issue is viewed through a political prism, with major players in the polity trying to gain advantage from this. However, Kemi Adeosun’s certificate […]
The General Overseer, Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye has refuted claims that he called the National leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu to beg for a second […]
“Lies never last, History never dies and the Truth is always constant.” – Author. Every political philosophy has a purpose. Or if you like, a vision that it fosters through governance. And one believes that […]
Why Nigeria has failed to create real democracy, wealth, and happiness for its 160 million citizens is one of the greatest puzzles of our generation. It will be dishonest and arrogant to claim to have […]
Nigerians up and down the length and breadth of this country must come to their assistance and shame this multinational into giving its workers what it owes them and what it promised them in their […]
Whatever it is, I expected her to apologise publicly in her letter of resignation and as a mark of her penitence and genuineness of purpose, offer to enroll for the NYSC. Rather than jet out […]
The road to 2019 is rough and strewn with thorns for both the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the main opposition parties. Intrigues, shenanigans and high-wire horse trading that usually characterise elections in Nigeria […]
Following an increasingly commonplace epic journey between Lagos and Abeokuta this last weekend – 5hrs 10 minutes outwards (Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Saturday, September 15) and 4hrs 25 minutes return journey the following day via Ota – […]
The recurrent issue of federalism within the contextual discussion of restructuring has become a metaphor for curious failure of state actors to do the right thing about nation building at the right time. The issues […]
I lost a friend Oluwasegun Kokumo Agagu (1948-2013), five years ago. To honour his memory, I attended his fifth memorial lecture at the Civic Centre, Ozumba Mbadiwe, Victoria Island, Lagos, on Thursday, September 13. The […]
When you find yourself in a bad situation. Always remember that the cover up is ALWAYS worse than the offense/crime. Imagine if Kemi Adeosun had called a press conference, and give the reasons she gave […]
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has directed banks to pay N10,000 for each failed transaction based on customers’ complaints not reversed within 24 hours. This was contained in a circular by the apex bank, […]
Who owns Lagos? As straightforward as the answer may be to Nigerian’s living outside Lagos, the answer to this question which is sung, cooed and echoed in every highbrow and swamp, holds for Lagosians their […]
President Muhammadu Buhari has rounded up a recent globetrotting session, first to the United Kingdom on a two weeks’ medical vacation and then to China whereby he joined other African political office holders to go […]
On Thursday evening, I was fiddling with my phone when an alert popped up, announcing the appointment of Mr. Yusuf Bichi as the new director-general of the Department of State Services (DSS). That means President […]
…the circumstances of this case are not consistent with the thrust of the minister’s resignation letter. And nearly always, the absence of remorse is requisite for attaching punitive conditions to infractions of the law. In […]
From sainthood, Adeosun’s latest status has been elevated to victimhood — or, put another way, she has managed to hoodwink the unsuspecting public into elevating her to victimhood. Having read her resignation letter multiple times, […]
To prevent the violation of the right of citizens to the privacy of their homes by police officers and other security personnel, the federal government should proceed to acquire the radar that has the capacity […]
Femi Falana, human rights lawyer, says the police officers who invaded the house of Edwin Clark, Ijaw leader, should not have been dismissed from the force. Three of the four officers involved in the act […]
Our age is fluid, fast and ‘fudgy’. There are no certainties, no ‘definites,’ no absolutes, and very few taboos. We go to bed with one principle and wake up with the primacy of another principle […]
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