George Akume: A year shy of 70 and matters miscellany, By SUFUYAN OJEIFO
For all who know the former Governor of Benue State, former Senator and incumbent Minister of Special Duties and Inter-Governmental Affairs, George Akume, it is […]
OPINION
Danger alert: Atiku’s opening of all borders By KASSIM AFEGBUA
Alhaji Atiku Abubakar’s desperation for president of Nigeria, seems to be biting hard; even if the whole country perishes, he certainly doesn’t give a damn. […]
Church, State and 2023 General Elections, By ABIODUN KOMOLAFE
Originally, in the secular world, the State comes before the Church, because, by its institutional characteristics, it is the custodian of all other institutions. In […]
Advantages of investing in properties close to the airport By DENNIS ISONG
When it comes to business, making smart decisions cannot be undermined. One very crucial decision is LOCATION! Look around you before putting down that business. […]
Free and fair election promise: Can Buhari, Mahmood Yakubu walk the talk? By LAW MEFOR
Nigeria is yet again on the threshold of history. This historic time is different and filled with omens. Since the return of the country to […]
Big waters, big floods and big calamity: Few reflections on moving forward By AMB. GODKNOWS IGALI
Lamentations, wailing and gales of funerals have trailed the massive floods that Nigerians experienced recently. As communities struggle to build back lives devastated by the […]
Ending the Carnage in the South-east, By CHIDI AMUTA
The general atmosphere of violence and anarchy threatening to overwhelm the South East portends ill for our national security. A spate of senseless killings, random […]
Six types of Certificates of Occupancy you should know about By DENNIS ISONG
There’s so much wrong information out there. Beware! Don’t just believe everything. Not everything you see out there is correct. The fact is this, there […]
Stamp Duty: Facts Nigerians need to know By GARBA SHEHU
President Muhammadu Buhari came into office in 2015 to find that a law, which stipulated for the collection of a token on banking transactions existed […]
President Buhari and his body language By KASSIM AFEGBUA
I have heard from some sources that President Buhari is not supporting his party candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. My attention was drawn to his […]
Help! What have I put my friend into?
Account of the ordeal of a Port Harcourt-based businessman and philanthropist, Sir Ifeanyi Amaoyne, in the hands of a kinsman and former Anambra guber aspirant, […]
VAPP and widow’s protest in Abuja By JEROME-MARIO UTOMI
If there is any sign in recent times that proved beyond reasonable doubt that it is not yet a new dawn for widows in the […]
NAFDAC leadership and breath of fresh air, By SYLVANUS ISA
There are certain routine events and developments within the National Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) that are worthy of mention.Just on Tuesday, December […]
Confronting Witch Persecution and Killing in Bauchi State, By LEO IGWE
The Advocacy for Alleged Witches (AfAW) deplores the brutal murder of an 80-year-old man, who was accused of witchcraft in Bauchi state in Northern Nigeria. […]
Democracy and its discontents By CHIDI AMUTA
In his most recent book, Liberalism and its Discontents, leading American political philosopher, Francis Fukuyama, throws light on the imminent crisis of democracy. The historical […]
Dennis Isong bags The Prestige Excellence Award, twice as much in 2022
It was such a moment to revel in on the 27th of November 2022 when Dennis Isong was awarded the Prestige Excellence Award for being […]
Much ado about Chatham House By KASSIM AFEGBUA
Nothing can be so mockingly debasing than going out for a political campaign only to be welcomed by a scanty crowd in a metropolitan city […]
Wike, Niger Delta governors and the limits of ego fantasy By SALOME DURUGBO
Did Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers intend to shame his colleagues from the Niger Delta states when he recently asked their constituents to demand accountability […]
Funny Yakubu Dogara and his co-travellers By KASSIM AFEGBUA
They come to you like saints from Heaven’s most treasured haven. They dance around like free radicals, wearing toga of piety. They move from door […]
Climate change: Between Harriman and Kayanja Ideologies By JEROME-MARIO UTOMI
The debate on climate change is among the most presently discussed topics on the surface of the earth. All these years, I have, going by […]