Opinion

By Isaac Ikpa I don’t know him; may be, only a few Nigerians might have encountered him in the sanctuaries of books and there is no possibility that any Nigerian would ever have a…
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"When you are high-flying, the centrifugal forces will come against you, and it would only take the grace of God for you to attain. Yoruba people call those forces Aiye. When Aiye is on…
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By Philip Agbese Since the creation of the North East Development Commission, a lot has happened in North-East Nigeria. So much, so that critical stakeholders have attested to.…
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By Philip Agbese Finally, I can see through the clouds clearly that doomsday prophets and cynics have predicted the endless deaths of Nigerians and President Muhammadu Buhari in the…
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By David Onmeje Sometime in 2020, the Director- General of the World Health Organization (WHO), Dr. Tedros Adhanom, wisecracked; “Without health, people have nothing; without health,…
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By Toby Prince In a shocking twist, Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr Isa Ali Pantami, on Saturday, renounced some of his controversial comments in support of Islamic…
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By Femi Adesina A quiet revolution took off on April 8, 2021, by 11.05 am. It was unheralded, without ostentation, almost unsung. But it was something that would have great impact not…
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A giant that is deceased, asleep is as impractical as a shattered tub. This is in reference to the sanctified and exponentially resourceful Africa that is reluctant of exploiting its…
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By Femi Adesina “The executive, legislature, judiciary, military, police, indeed, all national institutions are the butt of war of tongues. You find all sorts of commentators in the…
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By Philip Agbese The fragrance of permutations for Nigeria’s 2023 Presidency is already whirling pervasively in the air. Nigerians are pretty aware of the informal consensus on the…
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