Up till today, none of the seven demands made by the Ogoni people have been met by the Nigerian state, and instead of making efforts to meet these demands, government has given us a media […]
In the light of many eyesore and ear-sore episodes which have characterised contemporary every day lived experiences of Nigerians, it is practically impossible to allow our dead leaders of thought to rest in peace; I […]
The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachikwu, noted at an in-house LPG workshop in this month that the proliferation of illegal petrol stations and tank farms, in close proximity to Nigeria’s ECOWAS neighbours, […]
(Chanting of anthem) Great Ife! Great Ife! Africa’s most beautiful campus Conscious, vigilant, progressive Aluta against all oppression… Another great Ife is a counterfeit…” Student leader: Ever articulate gbagba! Ever militant gbogbo! Greatest gbagba gbogbo… […]
Renowned human rights activist, Femi Falana (SAN) has hit hard on the banks and churches as being nests of corruption, more than government institutions. Falana made the remark at the 2018 edition of the Vanguard […]
The large amount of refuse generated daily in Lagos is such that can give any government sleepless nights. The high population density of the city coupled with the existence of so many shanties spread across […]
The first time the sudden death experience hit close to me was when my only younger biological sister Racheal jumped into the night of her life without notice. Rachael was a 39 year old boisterous […]
Every modern politician pretends to some civility in public. But it was in public that Adebayo Shittu contemptuously dismissed a 47 year old man as being too young to run for president on account of […]
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and deposit money banks (DMBs) the other day traded blame over who is responsible for large quantities of dirty/unfit Naira currency notes in circulation and the scarcity/shortage in the […]
During my days as a young boy who regularly attended church and Sunday school, one of the biblical passages most frequently cited by pastors and catechists was the beatitudes. Perhaps, that’s why it has remained […]
WIDELY regarded as one of Nigeria’s best tertiary institutions, the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, is battling to save its image over an ongoing sex-for-marks scandal. A female undergraduate of the institution has accused a lecturer, […]
These are interesting times, and you better hold on tight; there’s a chance they are going to get even more interesting, on air. Elections are holding next year, less than a year away. So, expect […]
Our President has now officially declared his intention to run for a second term. I don’t think it was a decision that took anybody by surprise except perhaps those who tried to hold a politician […]
Microsoft co-founder, Bill Gates, was right on target when he told Nigerian policymakers recently to accord greater priority to human capital development to achieve real economic growth. For starters, he wants the Economic Recovery and […]
I just finished reading a syndicated story in some online news portals of April 9, 2018 with the headline: Abacha Loot: Adeosun blocks $17 million dubious payment to Malami’s lawyers. From the headline, the objective […]
In this second part of the interview with Zizwe Poe, the pan-Africanist speaks on his views about how Nigeria can maximise its potentials within Africa. The don also speaks on the youth and the controversy […]
Governor Yahaya Bello does not need to jump into the fire, yet. The Kogi State governor who had, in fact, sprained an ankle in what might have been a practice match for the big leap, […]
Dear Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, It is with great joy that, we are privileged to write to you. As one of the founding leaders of this generation, we hope this will not in any way […]
The move by the National Assembly (NASS) to stop the importation of vehicles for official use is a step in the right direction and should be supported in the national interest. Nigeria’s insatiable appetite for […]
Finally, the future of Nigeria looks a little brighter because the nation has decided to begin to look, again, into its own past.The erstwhile removal of History from the school curriculum, or its so-called integration […]
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