Uncommon energy, by Patrick Omorodion
To be a goal getter in any endeavour, you must have a strength of character that enables you choose “the harder right over the easier wrong.” People with such characters show quiet resilience, emotional restraint and integrity when it is difficult to do so. They tend to exhibit uncommon energy in doing things to achieve […]
The Side Chic Republic: Nigeria’s open secret, by Stephanie Shaakaa
It’s softer than mistress and sassier than girlfriend. It feels almost normalized like it’s not just cheating, it’s a lifestyle
The reunion temptation, when nostalgia becomes a trap, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Secrets travel faster than they ever did in school corridors. For one person, it was just a fling. For another, it was everything
Paternity fraud, when betrayal wears a child’s face, by Stephanie Shaakaa
They say betrayal wears many masks, but none cuts deeper than the smile of a child who is not yours, raised in your name, carrying your bloodline in title but not in truth. This is not adultery. It is not divorce. It is something far darker, a silent epidemic that festers in homes across the world, and […]
Why Tinubu is forgetful of Southeast, South-South, by Emmanuel Aziken
When, in the near future, political and other stakeholders from the Southeast gather to review the fate of the region in Nigeria’s geopolitical balance, many eyes will turn to Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu for explanations. As Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Kalu is today the highest-ranking political officer from the Southeast, a position that confers […]
The KWAM 1 syndrome, by Muyiwa Adetiba
Our Aviation Industry has been in the news recently and for the wrong reasons. It started with the humongous amount to be spent repositioning Murtala Mohammed Airport as the hub for Nigeria and the West African sub-region. The main reason given was a wrong design which has made the airport to be neither operation friendly nor passenger […]
