Before we say footballers cannot lead, let us first define leadership
The Future of Education in a Title-Driven Country: Nigeria in perspective
Perspective: Is advanced technology creating or killing jobs?
IGP Ibrahim Idris at 60
Obi a Tribal Bigot? No Sir, Mallam El-Rufai
Ibom: Signs of Akpabio’s war beats
The true bride and the false bride!!
Atiku: Giving a dog a bad name
Is Nigeria really a country?
Appreciating Ugwuanyi’s passion for his people
TRIBUTE: SONNY IWEDIKE ODOGWU: THE END OF AN ERA
Ekiti: Oni vs Fayemi ,APC Prospect in Ekiti
Looking beyond the Peace Accord
Does IPOB really want Biafra?
Surviving the sinking ship
Hoping for a united Igbo ethnic Nation

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Are genetically modified foods(GMOs) safe?
RECENTLY, in the news media, there have been various reports about the introduction of certain Genetically Modified, GM, crops and seeds into the country. Examples of such include: the release of genetically modified cowpeas to farmers in the country; the release of two transgenic cotton hybrid varieties into the Nigerian Seed Market; the granting of permits by the Federal Government for confined field trials on genetically modified maize, rice, cassava, sorghum and cowpea to ascertain ability to resist insect attack; etc.
More facts emerge why 9Mobile yanked off Teleology Holdings
Reliable sources have disclosed more facts that poisoned the relationship between Teleology Nigeria Limited, owners of 9Mobile and a former minority interest holder in the company Teleology Holdings headed by Adrian Woods who was eased out Monday night.
There is Power in the Name of Jesus: A confirmed second term for Wike
As I prepared mentally for the Rivers PDP Campaign Dedication Service on Sunday, January 6, 2019, a song by Tasha Cobbs flashed through my mind. “There is power in the Name of Jesus to break every chain”.
Will politicians campaign in the creeks?
THE greatest riddle confronting the people of Ndokwa East Council of Delta State today is underdevelopment. How to extricate themselves from this permanent state of distress is a distressing task particularly in a multi-ethnic state where the struggle for resources remains tense. For the calm and peaceful people of Ndosimili of Ndokwa East, this season of electioneering campaigns with politicians in the state issuing campaign promises to various communities in Delta State, they (Ndokwa East) people have not seen any politician from any of the political parties driving into Ndokwa East communities with their campaign vehicles festooned with posters like what is seen in Warri, Ughelli, Obiamku, Umutu, Ozora, Oleh, Asaba, Agbor, Sapele and a host of other communities across the state. They cannot campaign in the over 90 percent of Ndokwa East towns because vehicles, motorcycles cannot access the largely reverine areas of the Local Council. The terrain remains a hindrance to all forms of human activities
When A Presidential Candidate visited a Lagos neighbourhood
What was the Presidential candidate of the Nigerian Democratic Congress Party Dr. Johnson Edosomwan doing in Isolo, in the outskirts of Lagos without security and adequate protection? And what was his mission there on a sunny Wednesday afternoon last week.

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