Opinion

First Osun. Then Kano. Now Kogi and Bayelsa states. The spate of violence during election brings doubt on Nigeria’s ability to get it right. Unlike other nations, Nigeria seems to …

Of all the Chief Executives of the Nigerian Customs Service to date, none has been more powerful than Colonel Hameed Ibrahim Alli (rtd.), the sixty-four-year-old post-graduate criminologist, from Dass Local …

I just posted about the new pastime of the obese elite who have a wave of conscience. It’s also the goto action for some others who want to draw attention …

“They will not die well. Their children will die wretched. Their children’s children’s children will not prosper. Their first ladies shall become last ladies. Vultures shall devour their eyes, and …

First and foremost, let me say I am writing this because all through last night (20th-21st October 2019) I kept tossing around on my bed. The much-needed sleep took a …

(By Kay Aderibigbe) This issue requires that I deplore a didactic tone (teaching) and also, be a bit pedantic (concerned with minor details). I may have to dwell on the …

Is Frank Igwebueze in the house? Good morning Frank. I woke up this morning thinking of MKO Abiola and his philanthropic obsession. A particular incident involving you came to mind …

The Nexus between the state and economy in Nigeria is such an inertia type, which is why both institutions are systematically​ antithetical. This is because there is rarely a meeting …

My reading of the 252-page book of Lt. Gen. Ishaya Rizi Bamaiyi (rtd.) titled “VINDICATION OF A GENERAL” led me to one conclusion. That the Nigerian Army has not been …

On March 29, the body of benchers honoured One hundred and thirty-two outstanding lawyers in Abuja. The Body of Benchers is a statutory body established by the Legal Practitioner Act …