NMA’s 65-year retirement demand
Nigeria must secure its agro-export future
Malaria elimination: Lessons from Cabo Verde
Saving our youths from societal pressure
Time to restructure Nigeria is now (2)
Time to restructure Nigeria is now (1)
The Armed Forces as stabilizers
Tackling food poisoning in Nigeria
Diverse Nigerians can live together based on justice
AFCON 2023: Super Eagles can do it again
Confronting the evil of certificate forgery in Nigeria (2)
Confronting the evil of certificate forgery in Nigeria (1)
Greater Lagos Fiesta for healing after political tension
Nigerians have inalienable right to self-defence (2)
Nigerians have inalienable right to self-defence (1)
How to be happy in the New Year
The solution to incessant Plateau killings

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Secure lives of NYSC members or scrap the programme (2)
In 2019, Magdalene Yohanna collapsed at the NYSC Wailo camp, in Ganjuwa LGA, Bauchi State and later died a few minutes after she was rushed to the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Teaching Hospital, Bauchi. She was reported to have been compelled to participate in a task even after complaining of ill-health. In the same year, 27-year-old […]
Secure lives of NYSC members or scrap the programme (1)
How many of our students need to be abducted or killed while trying to fulfill the one-year compulsory National Youth Services programme before the Federal Government that sends them on the journey of uncertainty scraps the service, or find ways of guaranteeing the safety of the youths while they are rendering the so-called national service? […]
Stop hating, start loving, that’s what Christmas means
A moving speech delivered sometime ago by JB Pritzker, Governor of the state of Illinois, USA, at a graduation ceremony of Northwestern University, largely captures the core of Christmas and the revolutionary light Jesus, whose birth is being celebrated today, ignited in our dark souls in a violent world. Pritzker told the audience that the best way […]
Why most prayerful countries are not most prosperous
Normally, the most prayerful countries on earth should be the most prosperous. Unfortunately, according to data released recently by the Pew Research Centre, a non-partisan American think-tank based in Washington D.C., that is not the case. In fact, the most prayerful countries in the world are among the poorest! Result of the Pew survey showing the most […]
Enugu’s laudable education budget & Abia’s recurrent spending
In 2015, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation, UNESCO, Member States agreed on a minimum educational funding benchmark of 4 to 6 per cent of the GDP, or 15 to 20 per cent of public expenditure. This is in recognition of the place of human capital development in the overall development of any nation. Unfortunately, […]
Making our political offices less attractive
Too much money and other material resources are attached to political offices in Nigeria. This is the major reason contests to occupy the offices have become do-or-die battles, and political office holders in Nigeria prefer to die in office than resign like their counterparts in other countries, even after suffering damaging scandals or physical incapacitation. It is […]
Bello Matawalle and controversy
Politics apart, there is no other earthly reason for the continued stay of Alhaji Mohammed Bello Matawalle, President Bola Tinubu’s Minister of State for Defence, in office. Matawalle is the immediate past Governor of Zamfara, one of the poorest states in the federation. The minister shot into political prominence by sheer fluke. He was the governorship candidate […]
Continued rejection of Nigerian agric exports
IN spite of the existence of numerous quality assurance federal agencies, Nigerian agricultural products continue to be rejected abroad, thus making nonsense of efforts to diversify our foreign currency earning capabilities. In May this year, one of the agencies responsible for promoting quality assurance for our agricultural exports, the National Agency for Food and Drugs […]
Decentralising the Supreme Court
Nigeria had many plausible reasons for copying the presidential system of government that we practise from the United States of America. The framers of the 1979 constitution, which was essentially upgraded in 1999, saw the need to establish a stabler political system other than the British parliamentary system that is far more fluid. The second reason was […]
Kaduna bombing incident
WE call on Nigerians, especially those directly involved in the sordid affair of the bombing of civilians to kindly allow an independent and professional investigation of the circumstances surrounding the incident. The Federal Government should team up with the Kaduna State Government to ensure that the truth around the tragedy is unlocked and appropriate measures […]

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