Why Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway (4), by Eric Teniola
This week continues the narrative on Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. In 1934, he, Vaughn, H.O. Davies and others became the leaders of the new Lagos Youth Movement (NYM), which in 1938 was renamed the Nigerian Youth Movement and came under the leadership of Dr. D.K. Abayomi. Three years later he was elected to the Legislative Council […]
Democracy: Beyond removal of speaker Obasa, etc, by Tonnie Iredia
The crisis which followed the removal of Mudashiru Obasa from office as speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly appears to have drastically chilled. With a resolution of the Assembly supported by a majority of the members, Obasa was removed on January 13, 2025 while his then deputy, Mojisola Meranda was immediately elected and […]
Bad news on the oil front for Nigeria, by Dele Sobowale
“OPEC oil output declined in January …” – News Report, February 6, 2025. Later in the release, tucked in the middle was this statement which should be of interest to all Nigerians. “Specifically, the report [by Reuters] said Nigerian production slipped by 60,000 bpd, the survey found, reflecting lower exports, although domestic usage is increasing […]
True love is in Christ, by Funmi Komolafe
Beloved, last week, people of the world would marked what they call Valentine’s Day on the 14th of February. Either you are a part of it or not, the question that a Christian should ask himself or herself is what is true love? The Holy Bible tells us about Agape Love. Agape Love is […]
Too many cooks spoil the broth, by Patrick Omorodion
As far back as in 1575, ‘Too Many Cooks Spoil The Broth’ was already considered a proverb by George Gascoigne. The understanding of this proverb is that if too many people are involved in a task or activity, it will not be done well. That is the route the new Super Eagles coach, Eric Sekou […]
As Tuface starts the Fourth Republic, by Emmanuel Aziken
Nigerian music legend, Innocent Idiaba known with his several aliases has a trajectory that bears an uncanny resemblance to that of the Nigerian nation, if not, then in the instability of his romantic inclinations. The first thing that draws a comparison between Innocent Idiaba and Nigeria is that of an identity crisis. For any journalist following the […]
