Learn to pass messages through your jokes, Basketmouth cautions colleagues
Nigerian comedian, Bright Okpocha, popularly known as Basketmouth has cautioned his colleagues on the need to be mindful of the kind of content they are pushing out, saying “such content must be loaded with messages.” Basketmouth gave this advice, while receiving an award recently in Lagos.
Palliatives: Anything about us without us isn’t for us, PWDs tell Tinubu
Persons With Disabilities PWDs in the country have kicked against their continued exclusion from engagements regarding the articulation and distribution of post-fuel subsidy palliatives by the President Bola Tinubu administration.
Why lawmakers are subservient to executive —Clerics, activists, lawyers
In many democracies, including Nigeria, the separation of powers is a fundamental principle that ensures checks and balances among the three branches of government: the executive (president and cabinet), the legislature (parliament or congress), and the judiciary (courts).
Juju and Penis panics, By Ugoji Egbujo
The belief that genitals can be stolen magically for money rituals is a contagious delusion in many cultures. It had existed before Christ came.
How petrol can sell for N300 per litre — Olisa Agbakoba
After coming under criticisms for demanding a media blackout on the Chicago State University, CSU, certificate saga of President Bola Tinubu pending the Supreme Court decision on the matter, former President of Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, SAN, bares his mind on a number of issues bothering on the socio-economic, dollar dominated economy, offering ideas on how to reduce the price of petrol to N300
Optometrists mobilise against quackery, fraudulent NGOs
THE Edo State Chapter of the Nigerian Optometric Association has called for renewed fights against quackery and fraudulent Non-Governmental Organisations using the profession for fraudulent intentions.
