American midterm lesson for Nigeria: When the people are angry, governments fall, by Ejiro Ofoye
The outcome of the November 3, 2026, midterm elections in the United States has once again demonstrated an important truth about democracy: no political party, no president and no government is bigger than the people. The American electorate has delivered a significant political message, one that should attract serious attention from political leaders, particularly those […]
Happy New year, by Patrick Omorodion
I want to glorify the name of God for making me see 2025. Not all those that started 2024 with us are alive to see this first Sunday of 2025. That you are alive reading this, is enough to be thankful to Him. I thank God for the wisdom to always think out a topic […]
The mumufication of Nigeria, by Obi Nwakanma
For years, those who seized power in Nigeria used Nigeria’s ethnic and religious diversity to divide Nigeria, and drive a wedge of hate, rather than of strategic collaboration between Nigerians
Look forward with thanksgiving, by Funmi Komolafe
Beloved, we are still in the mood of thanksgiving especially as the LORD has kept us to witness the beginning of year 2025. Today is the 5th day of January 2025. That leaves us with 360 days left in the New Year. I’m sure you are convinced that it is still thanksgiving time. […]
Government College Ughelli at 80: Call for celebration, by Dele Sobowale
“Every institution is the lengthened shadow of one man” – Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1803-1882. The philosopher, known as “the sage of Concord”, made no attempt to distinguish between good and bad institutions – those that serve the nation well and advance social progress; and those which lead to destruction. Most people alive in any era […]
Restoring history to schools: Minister Alausa’s first goal, by Tonnie Iredia
Our police force as a matter of fact is yet to transition from the Paramilitary Constabulary of the colonial era set up to terrorize blacks and forcefully subordinate them to the political authority
