Oriire and the courage to reject compromise, by Rotimi Fasan
After 56 harrowing days, the 44 abductees in the Oriire community of Ogbomoso LGA are now out of the forest. These are schoolchildren and their teachers. Two of the teachers had been killed after the abduction while another was killed on their school ground. A commercial bike rider was also killed as the abduction unfolded. But […]
Let the Lord guide you, by Funmi Komolafe
On a day like this, we need to thank God specially for keeping us alive to witness the beginning of the second month in 2006. Congratulations! By the Grace of God you and I have conquered the month of January. God deserves our praise. Beloved, once you have taken a decision to lift up your faith, […]
Trump hates black people; remember that? By Dele Sobowale
“It is unthinkable that wisdom should ever be popular” – Johann Von Goethe, 1749-1832. The most appropriate quotation for this article should have been taken from the Bible: “O foolish Galatians, who had bewitched you, that you should not obey the truth…” (Galatians 3:1.) But, right from the first day of writing columns for VANGUARD […]
Is Tinubu’s Presidency Careless, Clumsy and Corrupt? By Ugoji Egbujo
Tinubu’s presidency must be closely watched. At inception, it hurriedly sacked ambassadors like it had a clear foreign policy direction to salvage the country. Then for two and half years, it couldn’t nominate ambassadors, leaving the embassies rudderless. In the midst of that baffling shiftlessness, the president globetrotted unperturbed, with the all-knowing ease of a magician. Had […]
Between biological clock for women and financial clock for men, by Stephanie Shaakaa
What we rarely say, what we almost never say out loud, is that men also live under a clock. They do. We just renamed it.
What does Monday really cost the East?, by Stephanie Shaakaa
The question that must now be asked honestly is simple. What is the real cost of the Monday stay-at-home, and who is paying it?
