The moral optics: Rippling effects
Nigeria's crisis today is often described in economic, political or security terms. But beneath the inflation figures, rising cost of living, insecurity, unemployment and institutional distrust lies another crisis that deserves greater attention: the challenge of maintaining public confidence in standards of conduct, accountability and leadership.
Africa, O Mother Africa by Femi Fani-Kayode
First to come to Africa were the Arabs. They hunted us down like animals, captured us, castrated us, sold us into slavery and kept us in total bondage for 1,300 years.
100 days in office: Governor Hope Uzodinma surpassing all expectations
By Nnamdi Ojiego Governor Hope Uzodinma has been a bastion of hope for Imo State people since his assumption of office on January 15, 2020, more especially, during this critical time when the masses are confronted with the threat of Coronavirus pandemic. Despite unfounded criticisms of his person and personality, he has remained focused, firm, […]
ON DEATH ROW: Who’s next?
That is a question no man, or even woman, can or want to answer. Compound the issue: Where and how? Through who or what?
5G, Coronavirus, Vaccines: Facts on the contemporary issues
By Emmanuel E. Eya 5G and Coronavirus conspiracy theory is topical and I don’t think it is dying down anytime soon. But whether we choose to believe it or not, Coronavirus is real and it is devastating the world socially and economically. Like previous viruses, the vaccine will be discovered some day and administered to […]
Ways of applying the social distancing rule during this pandemic
By Akinmutola Abayomi (Pharm.D) As humans and as Africans, we have been used to having close contact with our friends, families, professional colleagues, church members, social group members and clients. We inspect everything closely before we make decisions or give our approvals. We feel things with our hands to confirm their genuity before we purchase […]
