The Amupitan you do not know
Managing crisis communication in the digital age
When private universities fail
Lagos:The silicon valley of Africa
Recovering Imo State’s lost glory through PDP
The political calculation, configuration in Akwa Ibom
Why Udom deserves a second term
Encounter with an anointed, but unassuming one
The political calculation, configuration in Akwa Ibom
The value of a Nigerian life
Presidential poll: Should Atiku challenge outcome in court?
Buratai and the price for national honour
Obiano and the judgement of history
Sanitation and politics in Lagos
Ugwuanyi: A campaign like no other
An Xray of APC’s loss in Oyo state
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SubscribeBuhari and the deflation of a famed letter writer
LETTER-writing has a history that goes back thousands of years. For instance, a few surviving letters suggest it was common practice to write letters to the dead in ancient Egypt. Some of these letters were written on bowls found in Egyptian tombs. The letters often asked for help from the departed with some problem the writers were having. In the Holy Bible, there are series of letters written by Apostle Paul which is famously referred to as epistles. Letter could be overtly arresting. It often surprises and commands the attention of the reader. It connects readers to the past, conjuring images of lovers separated by continents, gas lanterns and adventure. To read, one must sit down and pay attention for a few moments, eschewing the technological world for this corner of the archaic. This is a particularly lovely gesture for a significant other, where a handwritten letter, perhaps, means the most. Write to the one you love, and they’ll not only be arrested by your words, but will feel deeply cared for, and pulled into a world of fantastical romance.
A fractured country groping for redemption
Our politicians should not do anything untoward and violent to throw Nigeria into a huge political conflagration, which can lead to its demise
Edo PDP suffering from horrific hallucinations
It takes someone suffering from horrific hallucination to imagine that the Governor Godwin Obaseki-led administration that has prioritised the wellbeing of our industrious market women and other business owners, through several reforms of trade practices in the state, would hurt their interest.
Presidential poll: Should Atiku Abubakar challenge outcome in court? (1)
It’s very obvious and glaring that the 2019 presidential election was rigged. Atiku Abubakar alongside other well meaning Nigerians should take INEC to court. He should follow all due process, and going to court is the right thing to do. If not for anything but to build back faith in the hearts of the electorate and sustain democracy.
Jimi Agbaje’s BIG IDEA: The 50% education deal
Lagos PDP governorship candidate, Mr Jimi Agbaje, took a bold step to do what the state has lacked for a while now, which is to present a bold, relevant and clearly audacious vision for the state.
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