In what appears an indictment of the federal government, a cross section of Libyan returnees from Edo state has said more Nigerians would continue to flee to Libya in spite of the sufferings and torture […]
Edo State victims of human trafficking can now call the bluff of agents who threaten them with dire consequences of oaths sworn to in the process of taking them abroad. The oaths which are often […]
By Paul Dada When I read through a write-up discrediting the Cleaner Lagos Initiative and the Visionscape Group, I could not but shudder at the abysmal level of desperation to which enemies of progress can […]
On February 14, 1988, Astorga, the uncommon guerrilla of the people, consummate lawyer, humanist, diplomat, women rights champion and mother of four who could not be felled in the battle field as she blazed away […]
THE Senate Roundtable on Migration and Human Trafficking held in Benin City, the Edo State capital, may have come and gone, but the lessons therefrom will go a long way in drastically mitigating the negative […]
…we must be frank with ourselves and ask each other what we have to offer that is better than the status quo. What business have we run? What is our track record of public service? […]
With general elections coming up in 31 or so African countries in the next 18 months, from Sierra Leone to Gabon, from South Africa to Senegal and from Mali to Nigeria, the worst disservice citizens […]
The interred voice of America’s 28th president, Thomas Woodrow Wilson, roused me out of a deep sleep early this morning, piercing through my spirit being like a hot knife through a pack of cheese: “There […]
The secretary’s trip to these five countries will probably not make much of a positive impression on most African governments, whose leaders will recognise the visit for what it is – an effort to shore […]
By ‘Tope Fasua Left to me, every able bodied Nigerian man or woman should be lunging forward, throwing themselves into rescuing our collapsed country. Someone will say that this state of collapse has been our […]
We at the United Nations stand with women around the world as they fight to overcome the injustices they face – whether they are rural women dealing with wage discrimination, urban women organising for change, […]
The second wave of democratisation in Africa, beginning in the 80s, and the gradual establishment of democracy as the new normal in the continent brought much hope and excitement. As we have seen in the […]
…many of the elders and indigenes of Kogi State, who were privy to his underground effort, hold him in high esteem for helping to actualise the dream and aspirations of hundreds of thousands, if not […]
Every well meaning Nigerian must condemn the consistent urge to legislate for the protection of the current ruling elite, instead of looking for far-reaching and enduring legislation that will benefit future generations of Nigerians. This […]
By Muhammad Ajah There is no much difference between the head cover used by the Muslim women and the Christian nuns. This piece of cloth, it is unarguable, gives the women beautiful outlook and prevents […]
In my article May last year, captioned “Dear FGN: No Responsible Nation Ever Paid And Freed Terror Masterminds Within Its Borders,” in rebuke of the Buhari government and its defense of its actions in reportedly […]
The leader of the Latter Rain Assembly (LRA), Pastor Tunde Bakare, has said that he cannot understand what President Muhammadu Buhari and other governors were doing at the wedding Fatiha of Idris Abiola Ajimobi son […]
Most Christian idol-worshipers are offended when referred to as idol-worshipers. We know it is forbidden to worship idols but nevertheless worship idols while convincing ourselves that we do not. But God cannot be mocked. An […]
Boko Haram has brandished its fangs in the most daring way this week. Attack after attack, but with a new onslaught trouncing the old one in audacity, gruesomeness and fatality. Between Thursday and Friday, Boko […]
Boko Haram was an Islamic sect founded in 2002 by Mallam Mohammed Yusuf in Maiduguri, the capital of the North-eastern state of Borno. Its tenets were built on the “Khawarij sect” ideology, an Islamic group […]
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