Sanusi II, Onaiyekan, and critiques of Tinubunomics, by Suleiman Suleiman
An otherwise routine meeting between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops of Nigeria Conference last week took a dramatic turn.
It’s possible to rest from challenges, by Funmi Komolafe
Compliments of the season! For these words to be meaningful in one’s life, one must be have rested from all challenges and that is the will of God for those that serve him. Psalm 128 vs. 1-3 ( NIV) ” Blessed are all who fear the LORD, who walk in his ways. You will eat the […]
Dudu in the eyes of Sunday Dare, by Patrick Omorodion
Last Wednesday in Lagos, Godwin Dudu-Orumen’s book, SPORTS, POLITICS AND POWER was launched. And the book reviewer was none other than the former Sports Minister, Mr. Sunday Dare who is now Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu. I bring to you his views on the book and what it means to Nigeria’s sports. Enjoy it. […]
When a book threatened the author’s life, by Dele Sobowale
“If you hope to live a few years, buy shares. If for thirty years; plant a tree. If forever, write a book” – Japanese words of wisdom. To this I would like to add: “or have a book written about you.” One of the tragedies of African history can be traced to the fact that […]
Aso Ebi Boys: How G5 governors went from bromance to breakup, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Wike from Rivers, Makinde from Oyo, Ortom from Benue, Ugwuanyi from Enugu, and Ikpeazu from Abia
The irony of order, when power comes full circle, by Stephaniee Shaakaa
When VCs return to the departments they once ignored, they walk into the ruins of their own making. The leaking roofs, the obsolete equipment, the unmotivated lecturers
