Civil war hero and second republic politician, Chief Guy Ikokwu, in this piece to mark Nigeria’s 56th independence anniversary, asks President Muhammadu Buhari to resist the temptation to reject the calls, especially from eminent people, to initiate immediate moves to restructure the nation, saying that is the only way to prosperity. In the last few […]

From the shackles of a defeated army arose what later became a symbol of hope, an epitome of determination

That Nigeria returned from the 2016 Rio Olympics without a medal is no longer news. Stakeholders and other Nigerians alike, have been dissecting the problem of sports generally and proffering solutions.

The closing ceremony of 6th annual edition of the on-going U-15 Henry Ajomale Cup football competition comes up on Sunday, October 9, at the Campus Mini Stadium in Ajele area of Lagos.

No matter how liberated society is about sex and how you go about making the most of the opportunities you have, at the end of the day, you have to face the decision you make and account for your recklessness. The bandwagon effect seldom bodes well for everybody as Ruki recently found out.

God wants his children to develop the habit of praying always

I have a fascination for the political cartoons. They were so pithy, straight to the point; most of the time unambiguous. I have done some of the time work on some of them. They can be sober and sometimes licentious. You can learn one or two from them.

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, have exempted Nigeria, Iran and Libya from cutting production output given the peculiar internal challenges they found themselves.

The civil war continues to haunt Nigeria today because its ghosts were never properly buried. The contradictions of that war gave impetus to all the abominations that came to characterize the post-war nation

A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta State, Chief Sunny Onuesoke, says Nigeria would have been a better country without President Muhammadu Buhari