Beyond the Shadows of 1993: Law, evidence and the sovereign will
‘Ghost’ beneficiaries beneficiaries of N33/7bn cash transfer
A trail-blazing Meteor Called Sam “Sportsman” Ogbemudia
Osaigbovo Ogbemudia
50 Garlands for Debonair Lawmaker
A new approach for Niger Delta – Timi Alaibe’s Perspective
We are our brother’s keeper
Nigeria: When complacency leads to destruction
Edo Tribunal : Fate of APC, Obaseki
The Unfortunate Lagos
Tinubu’s ambition and the sinking boats
Bagudu: A Vanguard award well deserved
Biafra: The missing link
What the Igbos want in Nigeria (3)
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SubscribeWhy the Vice President would refuse to sit on the President’s seat ..
This is about Stephen Nyitse, the young man who on the day of the coronation of the new Tor Tiv managed to beat security and went straight to where the king’s coronation seat, stool, throne had been placed and sat on it. We are told this caused a stir, and not a few in the crowd must have shouted: “abomination!”, Even the President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Benue branch, Bishop Mike Angou considered Nyitse’s action sacrilegious.
Where is Nigeria’s Paul Revere (2)
The anti-climax of the Acting President’s admonition of Christians was for him to have openly blamed the victims, rather than the perpetrators
FGN Savings Bond: Promoting Savings Culture
It is very much unlikely that there is an adult person, man or woman, who has never borrowed money at one time or the other. It could be from an individual such as parents, brother or sister, friends or from a lending institution.
We still hope to find our families – Boko Haram child survivors
More than 30,000 children have lost or been separated from their parents during insurgency which has left nearly two million uprooted after fleeing Boko Haram in north-eastern Nigeria”
That Women’s Day celebration in Ekiti
There is this time honoured saying that behind every successful man is a woman. No man can honestly lay a claim to success without the support of women; whether here at home or abroad, we have seen the important role that women play in the life of their men. It must be for this reason, among others, that the International Day for Women has become well-recognised all over the world. Women must be celebrated as mothers; they must be celebrated as wives; and they must be celebrated as helpmates that God has made them to be for the men. Above all, today’s global village necessitates that women must also be celebrated for their contributions to world civilization and development.
RivEthics: Rebuilding Rivers fallen walls
RIVETHICS is a character-building and public enlightenment radio programme of Justice Suzzette Eberechi Wike, wife of Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike. It runs on five radio stations across the Niger Delta.. Mrs. Wike’s RivEthics, launched on May 27, 2016, is similar in intention to President Muhammadu Buhari’s national re-orientation programme”Change Begins With Me”. Her Excellency is seemingly worried about the state of affairs and desires to reposition the moral consciousness, operational philosophy and work attitude of the people to promote a better rivers state. She desires that Rivers State be known for good behaviour and work attitude that guarantee material prosperity, mutual respect and peaceful co-existence. Yes, she desires a way of life – honesty in business, faithfulness in service, character in relationships.
Why Christians, Muslims, traditionalists should get equal govt attention — Jinadu
Worried by the government neglect of traditional religion, the Baale of Okobaba, in Mainland Local Government Area of Lagos State, Chief Musbau Jinadu, says government should be fair to traditionalists and stop giving all attention to Christians and Muslims.
Scientific discovery and its enemies(2)
Meanwhile, no philosopher of science or epistemologist has done more than Karl Popper to provide an epistemological rationale for the falsification of theories in science. Popper argued that although the quest for truth is the cardinal aim of science, no scientific hypothesis or theory can be conclusively proved to be true because none is completely immune from falsification.
Our Foreign Affairs and Diaspora Controversy
What we have in the US or anywhere else are not viable foreign missions but some proliferated structures here and there described as embassies, consulates and high commissions
Our Foreign Affairs and Diaspora Controversy
What we have in the US or anywhere else are not viable foreign missions but some proliferated structures here and there described as embassies, consulates and high commissions
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