Next generation of Falcons, by Patrick Omorodion
The 2026 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup may have come and gone but the memories of it would linger for a very long time. The competition which is the lowest among the age grade competitions put together by football’s world governing body, FIFA as nursery for the senior teams participating in the Women’s World Cup […]
Beyond Paris ’24 – Nigeria, at the edge … of greatness!, by Segun Odegbami
‘Nigeria must invest more in institutionalised sports development. Winning a medal at the Olympics is a Marathon race, not a sprints event’
Tinubu, Protests and One-party State
By GOJI EGBUJO Another lousy precedent has been casually constructed. Someday, we will have no teeth against a naked dictator. Many good but shortsighted people enable intolerance and ineptitude through ignorance or cowardice. Soon, we will be clapping fawningly like North Koreans when our leaders approach. This must be how that Rome of mass subservience […]
Tinubu, protests and one-party state, by Ugoji Egbujo
Another lousy precedent has been casually constructed. Someday, we will have no teeth against a naked dictator. Many good but shortsighted people enable intolerance and ineptitude through ignorance or cowardice. Soon, we will be clapping fawningly like North Koreans when our leaders approach. This must be how that Rome of mass subservience was built. Some bishops run […]
Protest: Trading blame between Tinubu and governors, by Emmanuel Aziken
As Nigerians ponder over the lessons of the recent protest against bad governance and hunger in the land, it is becoming clear that those who ordinarily should reset the course of governance in the country have not drawn any lesson from the uprising against the status quo. That much was espoused in President Bola Tinubu’s […]
August Protest: The morning after, by Muyiwa Adetiba
It was not a pretty sight. A facility specifically meant for youths was being destroyed before our eyes by the same youths in Kano. Computers were carted away by youths who probably don’t know how to use a computer – they probably have never even touched one before. Swivel chairs were carried by those who […]
