El-Rufai performed better as FCT Minister than Wike — Ireti Kingibe
First Nigerian-owned container vessel docks in Lagos
2027: ADC‘ll collapse in 6 months — Presidency
Naira appreciates to N1,560/$ in parallel market
Anxiety mounts in Ondo over missing undergraduates
Why I postponed my resumption — Akpoti – Uduaghan
Peter Mbah’s noiseless strides in Enugu

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The role of education in human development, by Afe Babalola
Education to an ordinary person means no more than the process of passing across and imbibing or learning the practices, ways of life and arts of one’s fore-bearers usually orally or through observation and imitation. History tells us that every generation, since the beginning of human existence, somehow passed on its stock of values, traditions, methods and […]
Atiku, Obi, Amaechi and El-Rufai: Much ado about a coalition
The camp of the Nigerian opposition parties, made up largely of a mix of disaffected and/or expired politicians, has been in a ferment of excitement in the last few days after they came together under the umbrella of the African Democratic Congress, one of the lesser known political parties that make up the country’s political landscape. […]
Lagos announces 2nd phase of model colleges, upgraded junior secondary schools entrance exam
“We encourage all eligible candidates to visit our official portal and complete the necessary registration for the examination”
Palestine in International Law, Equality or Discrimination?(2), by Usman Sarki
“Intolerance begets intolerance and injury breeds injury” — Sir Richard F. Burton There were moments in history when the idea of international law was discarded in favour of unilateral acts that were conceived to advance the interests of certain classes of people in some countries. Law, legality, morality and justice, are inconvenient facts that have stood in […]
The “coalition” and the mountain, by Ochereome Nnanna
In many advanced democracies like the USA, Britain and even our regional neighbour, Ghana, elections are very competitive. A ruling government can be easily voted out. Opposition parties know their day of glory will come if they can get the people on their side. But here in Nigeria, to be in the opposition is akin to being […]

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