World Cup, Super Eagles’ AFCON heartbreak, others dominate Google searches
Sapele, power generation and permanent blackout
60 YEARS AFTER NIGERIA’S FIRST CRUDE: Oloibiri oil dries up, natives wallow in abject poverty
Ese: The Nigerian child as an endangered being
16-yr-old Ifeoma, like Ese, was forcibly converted to Islam
How parents breed immorality, raise armed robbers
Salvaging the pride of womanhood
Matters arising from the Supreme Court judgment in the Saraki case (2)
Matters arising from the Supreme Court judgment in the Saraki case
The Place Of Oranmiyan In The History Of Ile – Ife
President Buhari, we are killing jobs not the Naira
Monarchs ranking: Why Oba of Benin is number one, by Odia Ofeimun

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Naira becoming a ‘banana republic’ currency
Financial Derivatives Company has said that the increasing uncertainty in the foreign exchange market has turned the naira into a ‘banana republic’ currency.
I was kidnapped for refusing to join cult – Catholic priest
Bernard Jenfa Adedayo was one of the priests ordained by the Bishop of Nnewi, Rev. Hillary Okeke, at the Saint Georges’ Catholic Church, Orifite, Anambra State, after a rigorous training that lasted almost 17 years. That day climaxed his childhood ambition of becoming a servant in God’s vineyard. He was posted to the Catholic Church Assumption, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State shortly after the ordination.
How terrorists on motorcycles shattered Dalori, killed 200
The people of Dalori village, near Maiduguri, Borno State capital, will not forget in hurry what befell them on Saturday, February 2, 2016.
How 45% electricity tariff hike will affect you
The 45 percent increase in electricity tariff with effect from February 1, 2016 is unsettling for many Nigerians, especially consumers paying with estimated bills. While the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) said that increase in tariff will enhance service delivery and customers’ satisfaction, a large number of consumers, especially manufacturers, are calling on the Federal Government to provide prepaid meters for the people as a matter of urgency.
Hanging out in Aso Rock: A spot where Point and Kill is the business
If you are a visitor driving along Abaranje in Ikotun, Alimosho Local government of Lagos state and you got to Aso Rock bus-stop, something catches your attention. If you’re not familiar with life in Lagos , you would mistake an auditorium filled with white plastic chairs as a church or christian fellowship centre. You may even be tempted to stop. And this has perhaps led many who stopped out of curiosity to become adherents of a different kind of ‘religion’ where all they need is ‘point’ and something gets killed for them.

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