Whose time is it? By Patrick Omorodion
There is a saying in our local parlance that ‘if one man own no spoil, another man own no go better’.? This means that “One man’s loss is another man’s gain.” In 2015, then president of FIFA, Joseph Sepp Blatter was in his fifth term as president of football’s world body when he ran into […]
Rufai Oseni and the courage to ask questions that burn, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Rufai Oseni of Arise TV belongs to that rare, unbending category of truth-tellers who refuse to be hypnotized by power or titles
Plagiarism: The silent crime that robs nations of ideas
The first time I saw my own words staring back at me under someone else’s name, I felt an ache I cannot quite describe. Every sentence, every metaphor, every night of reflection poured into that piece stolen. Not borrowed, not referenced, but taken whole. Plagiarism is theft. I know, because my original article carefully researched, deeply thought […]
Customer Service Week, by Stephanie Shaakaa
A sale does not begin when a client signs a contract. That moment is only a handshake before the journey begins
Minister Nnaji: Is Tinubu’s Cabinet an Oluwole United? By Ugoji Egbujo
Atiku says the federal cabinet is an assembly of serial forgers, money launderers, election bandits and identity thieves. While it can’t be described as a total rogues’ gallery, it harbours far too many shady figures, granting too many reprobates access to the pulpits of power. Tinubu, the acclaimed talent hunter, wanted a minister of innovation, science and […]
Farouk Lawan embraces Tinubu’s renewed hope after bribery conviction pardon, by Emmanuel Aziken
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s latest exercise of the prerogative of mercy has stirred politics and principle in equal measure. In a sweeping decision endorsed by the National Council of State on Thursday, October 9, the presidency announced “clemency to 82 inmates,” “reduction of prison terms of 65 others,” commutation of seven death sentences to life, and posthumous […]
