Accelerating the pace of Nigeria’s economic development
Restoring trust, strengthening intelligence: The quiet transformation of Nigeria’s SSS under Adeola Ajayi
Ministerial nomination in Akwa Ibom set to hit stalemate
Makinde’s asset declaration: Beyond a hollow ritual
Path to Bayelsa development
What are Obaseki’s sins?
Second tenure, ethnic irredentism and all that
Like IPOB, is IMN the new pet project against Nigeria?
The media sons and daughters of July
Suicide: Why banning Sniper is not enough
Nigeria’s enlightenment era should start now
Nigeria: A nation in reverse separatism
Cellphones: More harm than good?
IMN: Between civil disobedience and terrorism
Abba Kyari’s rendezvous with history

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SubscribeWhy it’s easy for pastors to rape
SERIOUSLY, we are indeed in the end of times. Many strange things are happening almost on a daily basis. If there’s anybody still doubting the reality of end-times, that person must be in another world and far from reality. The height of wickedness and irresponsibility is what would make a pastor to descend so low that his church member could be taken undue advantage of, to inflict harm in a bid to satisfying his inordinate sexual urge.
Why not keep it simple
A RECENT news report quoted the new Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Alhaji Mele Kyari, as saying that selling petrol at N145 per litre was no longer sustainable. This again adds to the uncertainty surrounding the price of petrol in the country, and you begin to wonder why we keep going round in circles.
Between IMN’s rabidity and a thickening plot
By Anthony Kolawole There is an image that the promoters of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) want people to have about the Shiite group. It is image of a docile group that continues to maintain civility even in the face of provocations, a collection of religious devout who only hold hands and chant prayers […]
AFCFTA: Beyond the glitz and glamour
AT the launch of the operational phase of the 54-member nation African Continental Free Trade Area, AFCFTA, agreement in the Nigerien capital, Niamey early this month, the chairperson of the African Union Commission, Mousa Faki Mahamat, described it as a “historic moment” and added that “the speedy entry into force of AFCFTA has been a major pride to all of us”.
Political Earth Tremor in Ethiopia (2)
TODAY concludes the article we began last week on the recent failed Ethiopian military putsch. Earlier we explained how the tradition of authoritarianism, despite the return to parliamentary democracy, has remained deeply rooted in the political culture and collective mindset of Ethiopia’s rulers.
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