A man who can’t tell where the rain began to beat him cannot know where he dried his body — An Igbo epigram IT comes as a pleasant coincidence. Just a few days after the Ogun State governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, cleared the air on the state’s debt profile, drawing plaudits from the vast majority […]

It is important that public officeholders clarify the issues that citizens are distraught about and a key element has been the case of rising public debt. Kemi’s Adeosun piece comes in the context of the well-rehashed situation that the current administration met the country.

IT troubles one to observe that Nigeria’s clean weekday newspapers metamorphose into lewdpapers at weekends. Saturday and Sunday when you look forward to domestic company with child-friendly weeklies, you are trapped in an oppressive nightmare, wrestling with nudepapers. They flaunt naked images of female bodies not healthy for impressionable young minds.

ANOTHER controversy is ranging in the National Assembly, as a result of the contentious bill sponsored by the Deputy Majority Leader of the House of Representatives, Umar Buba Jibril, representing Lokoja/Kogi Federal Constituency.

The argument that some NGOs fund terrorism is nothing but an illusion