Nigeria: A union of ethnic mistrust and hatred
Glo @23: The Bull still reigns supreme
Edo state and BoI: Desirable partnership
Of quit order, self-determination and peace
Ambode: Talking with his works
Oborevwori and the scorecard of Delta Assembly
2019: Ugwuanyi and Enugu traders’ endorsement
Road not worthy to take
Is Nigeria a free nation or a conquered vassal state?
‘Daddy, I’ll be a pilot!’ and he was only 4 years old
How her friend’s betrayal turned to blessing !
The Bully and the Bold in Nigeria
The A, B, Cs of Edo Appeal court judgement
Revisiting the TSA’s gains…
Bukola Saraki: Between CCT and EFCC
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SubscribeShocking: How mother offered to pay in kind for daughter to pass 2017 UTME – Abati
Shocking story of 2017 UTME: Mother offers to pay in kind for daughter to pass – Abati
‘Nigeria’s higher education system produces graduates that do not fit’
I attended a meeting recently at the headquarters of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board in Bwari, Abuja: the post-2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination review meeting chaired by the JAMB registrar, Professor Ish-aq Oloyede. Participants included Professor Oloyede and his technical team, field officers and other staff, all the Chief External Examiners who supervised the 2017 UTME, across Nigeria, mostly Vice-Chancellors of universities, and provosts/rectors of polytechnics and colleges of education, in addition to major stakeholders from civil society
To those who threaten to jail Biafrans
A man called Nnamdi Kanu and his movement called the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) single-handedly brings the whole of the south-east of our country to a standstill with his one day “stay at home order” and someone in the Presidency says they don’t consider him to be a leader of thought? Clearly the Villa curse has set in.
Why PDP must not die
They must begin to redefine and dictate the current political narrative
Caging the Ijaw Egbesu
Nigeria is the problem of Nigeria; Egbesu is not the problem, not even the other votaries of Egbesu
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