When hypocrisy and doublespeak define a nation, by Ikechukwu Amaechi
On this day, October 1, 66 years ago, Nigeria gained flag independence from Britain. Within these years, the country reached another milestone – 27 years of unbroken civilian rule, which many confuse as democracy. Ours is not yet a democracy. It may well be with time, but democracy and civilian rule are poles apart. In […]
Take up your stones and win the war
Be not deceived, everyone has one stone or the other limiting the fulfillment of one’s destiny. The issue is do you submit to the stone and allow it to limit you or you empower your spiritual life and roll away the stone
Do christians hate God
By Femi Aribisala There is an unchanging truth that has come from my relationship with God: God does not like me. Somebody once asked the late wife of Billy Graham about her relationship with her husband. The person asked her: “Did you ever consider divorce?” “No,” she replied. “But I considered murder.” Martin Luther was […]
A Memorable Mother’s Day
Being a mother is a gift, a delight, an honour and with all its challenges a pleasure. I would say it is a job and a half like none other, filled with many surprises, lots of lessons to learn, hurdles to cross but embraced with love, laughter and life.
OPEC’s desperate moves against shale producers
The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC on November 29, 2016 lidded members’ production output to bring global oil inventories back to levels that would shore up prices. For the first time since 2008 the coalition of 24 producer nations of OPEC and non-OPEC members agreed to cut output by five percent (approx.1.8 million barrels per day, bpd) for six months starting January 2017.
A divided House of Buhari
A divided house will fall. But, this presidency must not fall. These shameful, debilitating, self–serving, internecine squabbles are one luxury this nation cannot afford.
