Let me state straightaway that I am dwelling on what I am dwelling on now very much against my wish. Clearly, the subject I am dwelling on now is compelling me to dwell on it. […]
In the ancient period, when theocracy was the order of government, prophets and prophetess often stood in the gap, intercede for the people and thus exhort, chastise, and edify where and when necessary but particularly […]
One of the noticeable gains of the advent of the internet was the concomitant liberalization of the media. The media has been largely democratized and anyone with a smartphone and internet access can now pass […]
Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu held his last political office in 2007 when he completed his tenure as the second civilian governor of Lagos State. That is 24 years ago. Yet, his name is more recurring […]
A couple of days back, I bought a flight ticket to Abuja from Arik Air website. Given common opinion that the first flight out of anywhere is your best bet of flying on schedule, I […]
“…a stone was cut out without hands, which smote the image upon his feet that were of iron and clay, and brake them to pieces. – Daniel 2:34 There is something useful in the ongoing […]
Yes, the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, has renounced his past fundamentalist views but let nobody be fooled by the ease with which he did so. The move was […]
Drug abuse is a global public health concern and Nigeria has her own fair share of the ugly phenomenon. It is not uncommon to see adolescents engaging in the abuse of alcohol and ingestion of […]
Just as a drug has an expiry or a sell-by date so it doesn’t kill the patients it is formulated to cure, the suffocating 1999 Constitution of Nigeria has outlived its usefulness. It is doubtful […]
Another group of actors that have played definitive roles and whose roles have evidently changed over time, given political and socioeconomic impulses at play at various times are the Agberos (Touts). Agbiboa, D.E. in another […]
President Muhammadu Buhari government is suffocating in many ways: One is the unjust manner in which it relieves many Nigerians of their rights to farming, thereby causing an acute shortage of food in the country. […]
French Minister delegate for Foreign Trade and Economic Attractiveness, Franck Riester, has pledged the French Government’s commitment to supporting Nigeria’s creative industry to create jobs. Riester stated this when he visited AIM Group, a media […]
In a cosmopolitan city like Abuja, there are signages at major street corners rebuking women from dressing in a certain way and this is also common in many other states, in many tertiary institutions across […]
Nanotechnology involves the manipulation or building of structures at nano or very tiny scale. Robots like drones which are used to autonomously plant seeds, tend the crops and harvest them. Satellite imaging, weather tracking and […]
In 2008, the Imo State Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Comfort Chinwe Chukwu, decried the massive decline in male enrolment in schools in the state. Mrs. Chukwu was speaking at a forum organised by the Ministry […]
The Niger Delta Minister Chief Godswill Akpabio recently hinted that the forensic audit of the Niger Delta Development Commission, which he had earlier said would be concluded and the report submitted before April (this month) […]
Taiwan’s mass production of a long-range missile last month as part of the plan to modernise its military has once again underscored how large and real the Chinese threat of annexation of the island nation […]
This is one death too many, Yinka. How fate played a rude one on us! You left at 55. You left behind Pa Ezekiel Abioye Odumakin, your father, who turned 115 at his last birthday. […]
Recently, the five South-East governors announced the launch of a security outfit codenamed Ebubeagu. Like the use of Amotekun by the South-West governors, the choice of the name “Ebubeagu” generated a controversy over its meaning […]
“The number of small arms in circulation in Nigeria, in the hands of civilian non-state actors is estimated at 6,145,000, while the armed forces and law enforcement collectively account for 586,600 firearms,” -SBM Security Report. […]
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