The accidental rebel – Loyalty, exile, and hidden burden of the stepchild, by Stephanie Shaakaa
The hardest part for a child isn’t sharing a bathroom or adapting to a new schedule. It is the quiet panic of feeling that being kind to a stepparent means turning their back
Tinubu should review many more appointments, By Tonnie Iredia
As of today, it is an open secret that many appointees do not meet the requirements for appointment into positions that they hold.
Hamas Versus Israel; Clash of two Anthems, By Tony Eluemunor
We may split hairs over Palestine and Philistine. The Biblical Philistines died out eons ago, just like the 10 out of the 12 tribes of Israel, with just two tribes, Judah and Israel, surviving
Beyond the ‘Satanic’ Attack on Wike, By Emmanuel Aziken
If Gumi prefers that lethargy to progress he is on his own
The one percent principle for success in marriage, By Francis Ewherido
I cannot recall where I got this principle from, but it simply says nobody is totally bad and nobody is totally good. So, take the one per cent (as a representation) that is good in that person and run with it. I will give you one example. In the early 80s, Concord Newspaper was hot. […]
Uju Kennedy: Tinubu’s Action Minister, By Ugoji Egbujo
She is an exceptionally zealous minister doing everything she can to earn credit for the master strategist who employed her
