”Not Yet Uhuru”, by Patrick Omorodion
Uhuru, a Swahili word which means “freedom or independence” was popularized by Kenyan nationalist and leader Oginga Odinga who used it in the title of his 1967 autobiography, “Not Yet Uhuru “. The phrase was used to express the fact that “a long-fought struggle or goal is incomplete, even if nominal independence or a milestone […]
Ambode: Don’t bring back Vehicle Inspection Officers
The Lagos State Government last week ordered the suspension of the state’s Vehicle Inspection Officers (VIOs) from road operation in the state. The directive was reportedly given by the state governor, Akinwunmi Ambode.
I was a victim of wickedness in the Church – Anglican Bishop Ikupolati
The Bishop of Ijumu Diocese of Anglican Church, the Rt. Reverend Ezekiel Folorunsho Ikupolati, served in the military before God called him to His vineyard. He recounts, in this interview, how God saved him severally.
My experience as a girl sexually attacked at the age of six — Joan, activist
Despite the fact that it has been established that sexual violence is real and poses global health hazard, the tales of sexual assault against women are still being kept under the table.
The narrow road to the abundant life
When Lazarus fell sick, his sisters sent word to Jesus to come and heal him. But rather than come immediately, Jesus delayed. Finally, he said to his disciples: “Lazarus is dead. And I am glad for your sakes that I was not there, that you may believe.” (John 11:14-15).
How Boko Haram terrorists stormed the ‘Middle Ground’
Kumshe, a North Eastern suburb lying between Nigerian boundaries with Cameroun, last week, narrowly escaped being tagged Nigerian’s ground Zero, in remembrance of the bloody raid in USA on September 11, 2011
