The Yoruba future must not depend on one presidency
Implications of insecurity on real estate in Nigeria
Bauchi: When a leader’s word is his bond
National Transformation: Separating the Men from the Boys
Is LADOL Truly a Nigerian Company?
Deadly parcel from South Africa
Agony of a diseased nation
What you should know about Kashimbila 40MW Hydro-Power Plant
Nigerian Education: The trigger and the catch
Xenophobic attacks: For how long should our countrymen brand us bad?
Shame!
Gov Ihedioha is not an Agbero, so what is really going on?
On Mike Murdock and Daddy Freeze
Will CBN’s lending initiative create desired outcome?
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SubscribeThe good Nigerians of Japan – Femi Adesina
Sure, there are some Nigerian rascals abroad. But every country has its share of deviants, both at home and abroad.
A new cabinet and the greater Lagos journey
IN his book, What is History? Historian, E.H. Carr, attempted to put in perspective the role of people and personalities in defining and shaping events in society. While Carr agrees that the society offers the platform for individuals to achieve set goals, he nevertheless, argued that there are personalities whose vision and strength of character have significantly shaped, defined and influenced their respective societies.
Nigerian army: Melting point of patriotism and professionalism
By Ali Bako “People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.”—George Orwell, famed English novelist and essayist, journalist and critic. I devoted time to understand why Armed Forces Rememberance Days or Fallen Heroes Days are observed with frenzy globally. And it is done […]
Africa’s history shows perils of degrading rule of law
The rule of law is undergoing chastening times in many African countries as rulers and their parties – struggling to hang on to power – look for convenient devices to eliminate the uncertainties associated with democratic competition, kettle their opponents (both real and imagined), disrupt vocal civics and dismantle legal constraints on abuse of power.
Ekweremadu Attack: Between Seperatism and Patriotism
By Iheanaebogu Aneke Since the arrival of Nnamdi Kanu on stage, he did not leave anyone in doubt that his dream is to carve out an Independent Biafran State comprising of 11 states of the South-South and South East where he would be the maximum ruler. When Nnamdi Kanu broke away from the Movement for […]
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