Kano and it’s digital health revolution
Adenuga: Not settling for less
Lawmakers and the imperative of nation building
Promising route to attaining food security
The trials of Ibrahim Magu
Nigeria’s non-participation in the 2020 West African School Certificate Examination: Irreparable damage
Pingjian: Raising the bar in public diplomacy
COVID-19: Local implications of the global disruption
‘Black Lives Matter’
Celebrating Wole Soyinka at 86
NPA: Driving seaport operations through the pandemic
Nigeria: The Problem of Memory
DELTA 2023: What does future hold for Kenneth Gbagi
Did Magu hit ‘Magun’ (thunderbolt)?

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Roadmap for Esanland: Lest we regret
Last year when Senator Daisy Danjuma threw her weight behind Governor Godwin Obaseki at an event in Lagos, the PDP hurled all manner of invectives at the wife of General TY Danjuma. The party criticized her for supporting a failed governor, saying. “The commissioned 5 star specialist hospital is still home to reptiles, Tayo Akpata University of Education an unfulfilled political Greek gift, College of Agriculture Ogierieki, a victim of policy lip-service, the Gelegele sea port project is still a mirage and the industrial park is still at the MOU level. The governor you are endorsing have left 14 constituencies unrepresented in the state house of assembly, to mention a few.”
Niger Delta region in a season of threats
By Jerome-Mario Utomi JUST like history which has a way of repeating itself, the sudden wave of ultimatum issued to the Federal Government in a space of one week by two oil-producing communities in Delta State, as well as another by two Niger Delta region agitators, should be a source of worry to all. These communities […]
Why we must bear pain and shut the Third Mainland Bridge
By Bola Aliu The government’s recent decision to close the Third Mainland Bridge for six months, come July 24, 2020, is a painfully inconvenient one for commuters, yet it is long overdue and necessary in order to avert a disaster. The last time the bridge was closed for an extended length of time was in […]
Taming the conundrum of pension fraud in Imo
Uba Osigwe was one of the most powerful and colourful personalities to have occupied the office of the Secretary to Imo State Government in modern history. That was in the 90s. As a civil servant, he retired when he was 60 years. In fullness of time, he also died.
National Consultative Front, NCF and the emerging pattern of politics, politicking and politricks
Nothing defines the title of this essay more than the cause and the outcome of the recent‘internecine’ war in the APC triggered by the struggle for power between a Godfather and his godson in Edo state which has inflicted on the former, a bloody nose and seared the latter politically.

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