Learning The Language of God, By Femi Aribisala
God calls the things which do not exist into existence. He also brings to nothing things that exist. I met the Lord Jesus in the middle of an armed robbery attack. He said to me: […]
God calls the things which do not exist into existence. He also brings to nothing things that exist. I met the Lord Jesus in the middle of an armed robbery attack. He said to me: […]
The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) says it has started recalling cough syrup containing Codeine from its stakeholders in compliance with Federal Government directive. The Registrar of PCN, Mr Elijah Mohammed, revealed this in an […]
The Kano police state command says it is not on a manhunt for Aminu Nurudeen, a Liberty Television reporter, said to have published a video of Ibrahim Idris, inspector-general of police (IGP), struggling to read […]
This is not a drill. If you are keeping questionable images and videos on your phone, you may want to think twice. A Nigerian man has just been deported from the US after immigration officials […]
Has he subsequently developed neurological problems since my last phone interaction with him in 2013? After all, we are a people who lack the courage to demand to know about the health status of our […]
Jerusalem is now the capital of Israel. Yay! Echoed by some people around the world and boos! From some. Is Palestine a Muslim enclave? Only two per cent of Israelis are Christians about 172,000. And […]
Last month, a leaked telephone conversation between Richard Akindele, a professor in the department of management and accounting at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Ile-Ife, and Monica Osagie, a postgraduate student surfaced on the internet. The […]
JOHESU is an acronym for Joint Health Sectors Union. Ordinarily, this should mean that it speaks for all the health sectors in the country. That should have been good news to government or whoever has […]
A parent was overheard last week: “Doctor, I suspect my son is a codeine addict. What do I do?” The doctor’s answer was unexpected. “It’s not enough to be suspicious, confront him and confirm. Don’t […]
In the words of Albert Einstein, “the world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing.” Nigerians in South Africa have been […]
FORTY-EIGHT years after escaping from a bloody three-year-long civil war, Nigeria seems to be inching precipitously towards another internecine implosion. At the heart of the current debacle is the high level of killings, insecurity, economic […]
Nigeria is breeding a wild generation of drug addicts. These youths inhale, inject and consume psychotic and narcotic substances at will, easily evading the scrutiny of a society distracted by economic malaise at the expense […]
Yet, these supporters of Buhari are confronted daily with a certain Buhari animus that has metamorphosed into a true test of patriotism. Those who are against Buhari are impatient to see the end of his […]
The most unforgiving and at the same, the most forgiving people are Nigerians. The most criticised and abused position is that of the President of Nigeria. An angel from heaven needs only one day in […]
Ayo, Like the compact pastiche of the rainbow Your name heralds joys and glad tidings And so your majestic presence of industry It is the child’s to clean the home: Your youthful ebullience is spent […]
…there goes a man, true and proud, modest in his means, but never in his visions; a man whose just anger neither age nor appeasement could touch. Bold and blunt, firm and fair, he kept […]
I want to bring this dangerous development to the attention of all of you my colleagues, the entire country and the international community so that you can be aware of the level of impunity in […]
Even with the Senate excesses, Ibrahim Idris has become more dangerous to the system than many may realize The exchange of intemperate words between the Senate and the Inspector- General of Police, Mr Ibrahim Idris […]
The noise about the link between the illicit codeine trade and drug abuse in the northern part of Nigeria seems to be ebbing. The frenzy generated by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) report on the […]
Tayo Ogunbiyi I was not unaware of the Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU) members’ indefinite industrial action which commenced nationwide on April 18, but did not really give it much consideration as it was viewed […]
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