The president versus us
2026 Peace Day: Peace begins in the classroom
Obasanjo, Fashola and unending blame game
Chibok girls: A test of our humanity, not about Buhari/Jonathan
Economic Diversification: ICT, Failed Promises and the New Horizon
Mr. President, don’t sell our future
Recession: Farm settlements to the rescue
Now that the mandate is secured
ODE TO JOY: Bolaji Akinyemi’s reminiscences on Fela and tribute to Thomas Sankara, 29 years later
Emir of Katsina’s marriage to 14-year-old Habiba – Reno
A brazen assault and gratuitous insult on the Nigerian judiciary
Buhari’s recent assault on the judiciary and Nigeria’s road to doom
Change in changing Nigeria
Worrisome inconclusive polls in Rivers
Trained Niger Delta amnesty militants: Way forward
The Hon. Minister of Sport Goofed Re: Giwa FC vs. LMC
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SubscribeUgwuanyi on good governance
A CRITICAL review of the development trajectory of Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi’s administration in Enugu State and the governor’s positive impact in navigating the state through the current economic quagmire in a quest to deliver on his campaign promises leaves many wondering the secret behind the successes recorded so far in the state.
Question marks on the Edo election
THE Edo state gubernatorial election of 28th September, 2016 has come and gone. The assumed winner is celebrating while the assumed losers are licking their wounds, thinking of the next course of action. If the people are still protesting several days after the results were declared by Independent National Electoral Commission,INEC, it means, all have not gone down well with the conduct of the election and it tells a whole lot about the state of our democracy.
Micro-farming: A decentralised approach to improving food security
IN every industry, humankind keeps pushing the boundaries of what is possible. The realm of agriculture is no exception. When we think of farming, we probably view it as a rural activity often conducted on multiple acres of land by specialists who have dedicated their focus to profitably growing food for others.
Polio, Speaking Books: UNICEF, Rotary International and Emeka Offor
THE global war against polio virus has been waged on many fronts for more than half a century with punctuated accelerations and decelerations. Over time, the geographical theatres have shifted remarkably, warranting boundaries to be redrawn or descaled.
The parable of the termite
I got into a conversation (as I often do) with two Nigerians in the United States last month. As I have realized every time I travel abroad and interact with my compatriots in the diaspora, their keen interest and nostalgia over Nigeria never seem to wane despite their initial vituperations and sometimes imprecations hurled at our leaders, whether past or present.
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