It is only by investing in science and in our young people can we forge a better future. Without science and innovation the African people will never overcome their millennial servitude

THE crash in crude oil price is usually identified as the major contributor to the prevailing parlous state of our economy; clearly, the drop in oil prices from over $120/barrel to a more humble price below $50/barrel and the significant drop in output, certainly reduced revenue inflow. Thus, one may be tempted to suggest that if “fortuitously”, oil prices soar well above $120/barrel, once more, with production also constantly exceeding 2.5mbd, our revenue base should expectedly flourish and all will be well again.

I told Suntai I was impressed by the conduct of the Congress Chairman who rejected an appointment many lobby for and who, despite his closeness to the governor, remained upright leading the State’s workers

Whatever Igbo people want to do in Biafra, let them start doing it inside Nigeria so that if Biafra comes they will simply walk in and continue without needing to clear the rubble first

Sacrifice is an ancient human expression of worshiping deities. It existed among Jews long before the giving of the Law. It was not instituted by God but by pagan man. However, according to Jesus, what is of man cannot be of God. (Matthew 21:25). Sacrifice has passed away. But what God prescribes does not pass away. (Matthew 24; 35)