It is 18 years since the United Nations, at the biggest gathering of world leaders since its formation, adopted the Millennium Declaration. That was at the commencement of our new millennium and the world leaders, […]
The intellectual challenge to all freedom fighters who win is the challenge of ethical ambiguity. And also moral ambiguity. After freedom has been won, after the war has been won, can the winners be measured […]
Even if we encourage ourselves by wishing for peaceful coverage of the 2019 election processes, as journalists, there are warning signals for us to prepare for war with this administration. Reason: most of us are […]
Joy Ogaji, executive secretary of the Association of Power Generation Companies (APGC), says the power firms might shut down plants over the inability of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) to transmit available volume of […]
BY SUMNER SHAGARI SAMBO Since the defection of Senate President Bukola Saraki from the ruling All Progressives Congress to opposition Peoples Democratic Party, all hell has been let loose in Nigeria’s polity with the two […]
BY FOLU OLAMITI Monday, July 30, 2018 will remain significant and memorable for the diocese of Lagos, Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion). It was the day the diocese enthroned a new diocesan bishop in the […]
Imagine that Saraki retains his current paranoia, and elopes to Gambia with Ekweremadu in tow. The drafters of the Constitution could not have anticipated that level of self-centeredness and cynicism. They couldn’t have therefore allocated […]
BY LEO IGWE It is not often that is heard or read that Nigeria participated in international humanist or nonreligious programs. What is often in the news is that Nigeria featured in international religious activities […]
Patrick Lumumba, director of Kenya School of Laws, says Nigeria must improve its healthcare system to discourage President Muhammadu Buhari from going abroad on medical vacation. Lumumba said this on Wednesday while speaking at Summit […]
Sometime last year, a friend advised me to look into the abuse of press freedom under the current administration of President Muhammadu Buhari as a research work and I laughed it off. I told him […]
This piece is a dialogue with Nigerian Leftists—and all those who feel they share essential attributes with Leftists (socialists and pro-people radical democrats) but, for one reason or another, reject the “label” Leftists. The dialogue […]
IT WAS a battle between David and Goliath. On one side was Dewayne Johnson (pictured, above), a former school caretaker who is terminally ill with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a blood-cell cancer. On the other was Monsanto, […]
Dale Carnegie had it right all along, when he said, “Two men looked out from prison bars, One saw the mud, the other saw stars.” For a few days, variations on the outcome of a […]
Provided that a formal stay of execution of the judgment of the Appellate Court has been obtained, the Lagos State Government’s decision to maintain its ban of hijabs in its public schools is remarkable and […]
willieojo@yahoo.com I purchased my first cellular phone in Baltimore, United States in 1991. It probably weighed as much as five pounds, and nearly as big as an African villager’s transistor radio. Over a period, telephone […]
Grazing by animals is a very intense form of deforestation. In most instances humans are selective when it comes to removal of vegetation and usually make room for the plants to regenerate, but as mentioned […]
The National Assembly’s joint committees on Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have failed to resolve discrepancies in the 2019 election budget. The commission’s chairman, Mahmood Yakubu was, therefore, invited to appear again today to make […]
One should be circumspect and not dismiss the boast of the Executive Director of Muslim Rights Concern, Prof Ishaq Akintola, who claimed they used the National Broadcasting Commission to ambush artiste Falz, and get his […]
I write to you with the highest sense of humility and respect for your exalted office. Lack of democratic ethos is now the blight of your presidency. Nigerians voted for social democracy, democratic ethos, strong […]
While the remote and immediate causes for last week’s decisive sacking of Mr Lawal Daura as the Director-General of the Department of State Services remain a guess, it is unarguably the most inspiring action by […]
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