Beyond Akara: Preparing Nigerian youth for the future economy
By Livina Oluchi Maduabuchi Nigeria stands at a demographic crossroads. With over 70 million young people aged 15–35 — nearly 35% of our population — we possess a potential demographic dividend that could propel us into the ranks of the world’s leading economies. Yet, this promise is perilously close to becoming a demographic disaster. Youth unemployment […]
Understanding Christianity and Islam in the Wake of Global Terror
Today, in the wake of the Brussels bombing, Dr. Nabeel Qureshi wrote an oped on radicalism in Islam in which he quoted two verses from the Qur’an which are very profound. I want to be sure he is not lying or misrepresenting Islam.
Embattled PTAD boss and mischief makers
It is quite disgusting and appalling that despite the trend in civilization some people who claim to be learned still lack ethical values and conduct.
The smell of trivia by Garba Shehu
A GOOD number of the reactions to President Muhammadu Buhari’s announcement that Nigeria has joined the Islamic Coalition Against Terrorism, show quite clearly that many Nigerians do not fully understand the president’s motives for this decision.
Kanu: Authoritative ambiguities and dilemma of powerless
AS a development professional with some international exposure, the anomic social order in Nigeria is heart-rending. The social situations in the country occasioned by endemic corruption, bad governance and lack of responsiveness to civic duties among the general population has for long reached a critical level.
Tribute to Chief Chamberlain Abeki
CHIEF (Hon) Chamberlain Fidelis Abeki with the “Kulo or a.k.a” –Akpakpasemangha” was born September 15, 1939 in Gbamgbose Street present day Lagos Island LGA in Lagos State to late Pa Amabuodor Johnson Abeki of Egonifia family in Ekise No 2, Quarter Patani by late Madam Bekeyibo A. Abeki (Nee Tombiri of Osuowari Quarter) all in Patani Community in now Patani LGA of Delta state.
