Dunoka Iron Smelting site, Otobo Ugwu-Lejja: More than a historical site
Transformational Ajayi leading DSS
Tearing down barriers for the growth of African rural e-commerce
So on what basis should Festus Keyamo be sacked?
Boko Haram in Borno: Of lost faith and terrorist collaborators
Slavery still exists, we must take action
With love from Yokohama – Femi Adesina
Rita Daniels: The unsung hero
If Sudan and Hong Kong should visit Nigeria today…
Revitalising Nigeria’s healthcare system
Lessons from Nuremberg, by Femi Fani-Kayode
Osinbajo should appreciate me – Reno Omokri
The die is cast!
Okowa: The turning point
Timipre Sylva: A Glorious Dawn
Understanding Lagos Traffic Radio

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The Travails of Citizen Dalori in the hand of EFCC
As it stands, Babagana Abba Dalori is the longest-held present detainee of the EFCC. He is not an embezzler of funds, he is not a briber; he has not abused his office, as many of our fellow citizens who are still carrying on with their lives freely have done; he is not a fraudster. Rather, he is a citizen whose efforts and rights to be a productive member are being grossly and unjustly perverted.
T. B. Joshua and relevance of church in contemporary society
By Gareth Watson T. B. Joshua… In the West many view the church as obsolete. In the UK for example, ancient cathedrals that date back to the 1400s are appreciated for their opulent architectural edifice rather than the social fabric that enlivens them on Sundays. Contemporary issues that face the modern society such as access […]
Rejecting ethnic profiling against Fulanis in Enugu by social media
By Brown Justice The latest report in the media alleging that Fulani Herdsmen were responsible for the abduction of a couple who were traveling from Anambra State to Enugu State and were kidnapped along Awka-Enugu road can best be described as ethic biased report targeted against the Fulanis living in Enugu State. According to the […]
P&ID debacle: Malami should start prosecuting himself first – Reno Omokri
My attention has been drawn to statements credited to General Muhammadu Buhari’s newly retained Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr. Abubakar Malami (SAN), wherein the said minister blamed the embarrassing fiasco, that is, the $8.9 billion judgment debt on the preceding Jonathan administration.
Ekweremadu and the IPOB mob
IT was shocking that the immediate past deputy Senate president, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, representing Enugu West in the Nigerian upper chamber, and who stood stoutly behind the Nnamdi Kanu-led Indigenous People of Biafra in the hey days leading to their proscription, was attacked in far-away Germany by a mob comprising IPOB members.

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