Taking society for granted! By ABIODUN KOMOLAFE
Whenever a section of the society wants to embark on something new, it’ll first fly a kite. To sane minds, flying a kite is like […]
OPINION
Lecturers, Superstitions, and Academic Decay on Campuses in Nigeria, By LEO IGWE
Nigerian universities are dying. Schools are slowly and steadily becoming hotbeds of superstition and unreason. Irrational beliefs, scorched earth mindsets, and stone age ideas are […]
For the sake of our country: An open advice to President-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu (Part one) By UMAR ARDO, Ph.D
PREAMBLE First, let me seize this opportunity to congratulate Sen. Bola Ahmed Tinubu on his well-deserved victory in an unarguably about the most keenly contested […]
Transforming the Judas in us, By PAUL EJIME
Judas Iscariot was the Apostle who betrayed and sold Jesus Christ to his enemies. The apparent reason for the betrayal was in exchange for 30 […]
Time to relocate Maiduguri Monday Market By HASSAN GIMBA
Maiduguri, the capital and the largest city of Borno State, was founded in 1907 as a military outpost by the British colonial authority. It consists […]
Peter Obi and the Looming Tyranny, By CHIDI AMUTA
The period between a general election and the swearing in of a successor administration ought to be filled with excited anticipation. It is usually a […]
Transforming the Judas in us By PAUL EJIME
Judas Iscariot was the Apostle who betrayed and sold Jesus Christ to his enemies. The apparent reason for the betrayal was in exchange for 30 […]
Ortom did not shut out the Fulani from Benue By NATHANIEL IKYUR
They could not even wait for Ortom to leave office before unleashing chaos. Moments after the governor-elect of Benue was led by his godfather, Senator […]
Why having funds is a must have before diving into real estate – Expert advice By DENNIS ISONG
Daniel had a dream of becoming a successful real estate businessman. He had done his research, networked with industry professionals, and saved up enough money […]
A Peek into the Economic Philosophy of President-elect Tinubu, By LEONARD KARSHIMA SHILGBA
The sale of land in traditional African setting must involve the whole community. Two individuals, with their respective witnesses, cannot complete land transactions without the […]
Senate Presidency: Why all eyes are on Akpabio, South-South
By DAPO ALAOSEBIKAN – It is an open secret that the race for the Senate President of the 10th National Assembly is on. It is […]
The Governing Board and Advisory Council: Driving Good Governance in NDDC and Niger Delta, By PIUS UGHAKPOTENI
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) is a federal agency established in 2000 to foster sustainable development in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. The […]
Is the 2023 Census Necessary? By ABIODUN KOMOLAFE
Nigeria is preparing for another round of population census rendezvous. Thanks be to God! But, if, at least, we must learn from past experiences, then, […]
Four biggest losers of 2023 Nigeria general elections By MICHAEL OWHOKO, Ph.D
Real losers of 2023 Nigerian general elections are not the electorate who were deprived of their rights to freely choose candidates of their choice nor […]
Debt trap and incoming administrations By JEROME-MARIO UTOMI
It is no longer news that some of the first-term governors-elect will face many months of unpaid workers’ salaries and mounting pension liabilities, as well […]
Senate Presidency: South-South Zone “Lokan”, By Sufuyan Ojeifo
I am hugely motivated by the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Abeokuta outburst of “Egbe kin ni yi wa; emi lokan”, meaning “You people, bring […]
Yobe, the state of party chairmen, By HASSAN GIMBA
This is not what I had intended to discuss this week, but circumstances have given it priority. Yobe is a state that is blessed. Here, […]
Scare Tactics and Interim Fiction By CHIDI AMUTA
Under the Buhari presidency, Nigeria’s security police, the DSS , has gradually acquired a political costume. Like all adept political masquerades, the DSS chooses its […]
Why real estate is profitable in Lagos State By DENNIS ISONG
There was a young man named Tunde who was born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria. However, as he got older, he decided to move abroad […]
DSS, Interim Government gaslight and reverse psychology By LAW MEFOR
The Department of State Services (DSS) is an interesting organization. It is one place the citizens love to hate. The body thrives on Reverse Psychology […]