By Adewale Kupoluyi The media have been awash with the Federal Government’s suspension of the operations of Twitter in Nigeria. That sensitive decision has since been seriously generating mixed feelings among the people going by the influence that Twitter wields within the social media world.  The suspension, which was initially referred to as ‘indefinite’, was […]

By Festus Ogun FOR close to two months now, courts all over the country have been under lock and key.  On April 6, 2021 judicial workers under the aegis of Judicial Staff Union of Nigeria, JUSUN, embarked on an indefinite nationwide strike to push for the implementation of financial autonomy for the judiciary. It is […]

By Asiwaju Adekanmbi Olufemi ARCHAELOGISTS and anthropologists heavily rely on arts and artefacts to fill in the blanks in their study of man’s way of life. Arts express the strength of human imagination and provide the cultural trajectory of people’s culture and societies. Hence, arts is the window to our past and the time capsule […]

By Bukar Mohammed Atiyaye  Pan-Africanism is a global movement aimed at encouraging and strengthening unity between all Africans, including those in diaspora that are of African descent. It promotes peace and prosperity while boldly stressing that Africans don’t only share a common history, but a common destiny, and that unity of all those of African […]

By Sesan Onileimo DESPITE having the most robust port infrastructure in the sub-region, Nigerian port users continue to struggle with huge economic costs due to inefficiencies arising from unpropitious export and import processes. As landlord, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) over the years has made several interventions to resolve the incidence of heavy vehicular and […]