The Future of Education in a Title-Driven Country: Nigeria in perspective
For Jim Nwobodo, it’s about a good name
Promoting renewable energy use in Nigeria
APC,’Party supremacy’ and signs of implosion
Nigeria: Religion, morality and politics
NASS Leadership: Dogara’s exemplary magnanimity in victory
NIMASA DG and quest for federal character
Seriake Dickson: Keep on moving and don’t stop
As Buhari plans his cabinet
Dredging of the Aba River
Corruption:Money now ‘live’in houses?
The challenge before Okowa
Soyinka to Oshiomhole: You’ve not let us down
Analysing Okowa’s pan Deltan makeup
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SubscribeAsagba @ 90: Okowa’s cake
ASABA is agog. Africa ‘s first professor-king is 90! The lion king is happy. It is a hilarious roar.The revelry resonates beyond the River Niger. Asagba of Asaba is dancing. And why not?
Hiroshima/Nagasaki: Arms race malady
THE intellectualisation of trite statements remains the stout tradition of the literate and the academia. But no amount of academic acrobatics and pedantic romanticisation can stop or prevent the chrysalis from carrying its own load-so mankind has borne its own self-inflicted tragedies and bestialities of war to an enormous extent.
Trust God, be patient
Psalm 25 verse 2 states: “ O my God, I trust in You, let me not be ashamed”. This is according to the T.D. Jakes version. King James version puts it this way: “ Those that put their trust in the Lord shall not be put to shame”.
No hope for these ‘swarm’ of immigrants
In May this year I wrote a piece titled “The Mediterranean Shall Not Stand On The Way To ‘Promised Land'”. It was on the situation of immigrants desperately trying to cross over for a chance of a better life in Europe. The article was prompted by the sympathy for the high rate of deaths recorded in the sea bordering Europe and Africa
Saraki’s wife and the conspiracy theory
MRS Toyin Saraki, wife of the Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki, was, recently, the guest of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over an alleged case of corruption.
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