By PRINCE AKPO-ABUGO The passage of Chief Edwin Clark came as shock to many of us. This is because he was active, keeping his usual routine of work ethics, waking up early, observing his morning prayers, taking his bath and dressing up, going through daily newspapers, seeing visitors who came with one problem or the other, […]

 In a heartwarming act of philanthropy, business and travel consultant, Okikiayo Ishola, returned to her roots, donating essential educational materials to her alma mater, Government Junior and Senior College, Agege.

By OKE ADAMUDAGHA The piece by one Annabel Ogheneganre titled: “Between Ogboru and Omo-Agege: Who is the greater asset to Urhobo” was a sour taste and a toxic narrative of a paid agent. It is very unfortunate that what I initially thought would be an interesting and insightful piece turned out to be nothing more than […]

Recently, fate dealt Nigeria a cruel hand when death took two of its greatest patriots and elder statemen in the space of one week. Pa Ayo Adebanjo, 96, who died on February 14, 2025, and Pa Edwin Clark, 97, who died three days later on February 17, 2025, were Nigeria’s conscience and moral compass. Until they […]

Writer’s block, the nemesis of scholars across disciplines, can transform the exciting prospect of articulating one’s research into a daunting ordeal. This phenomenon, characterised by an inability to produce new work or a creative slowdown, is particularly challenging in academic writing, where the pressures of deadlines, methodological rigour, and contribution to the field can exacerbate feelings […]