PROFESSOR Ishaq Oloyede management of Joint Administration and Matriculation (JAMB) purge was long overwhelming before the recent 2025 technical glitches that affected nearly 380,000 candidates in Lagos and the Southeast. Professor Ishaq Oloyede, JAMB Registrar, admitted to errors in…
THE system of rules which a particular country or community recognizes as regulating the actions of its members and which it may enforce by the imposition of penalties is called the law.” By the authority of the above definition, any…
THE troubling headwinds from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s presidency and the Director-General of the Energy Commission of Nigeria, Mustapha Abdullahi, that N10 billion naira has been approved for a solar grid in Aso Rock are convulsing and traumatizing —…
LAST Friday I dwelt on the departure of Chief Ayo Adebanjo, a stout man in all spheres, and the politically influential leader of Afenifere – who to all intents and purposes was recognised as our country’s de facto opposition…
Title: Smash The Glass Ceiling: Empowering African Women to Break Barriers and Achieve their Dreams Author: Olamitayo Ebunola Irantiola Pagination: 244 pages Publisher: Peo Davies Communications Year of Publication: 2025 Reviewer: Dr Kehinde Olubanjo Smash the Glass Ceiling is a powerful manifesto…
FOR anyone conversant with the conversations coming out of the National Hajj commission of Nigeria, the narratives are mostly negative. Stories about the activities of the commission, popularly referred to as the NAHCON, are regularly undistinguishing. Yes, the reports in…
IN the past six months since Senator Monday Okpebholo took office as Edo’s helmsman, after the most questionable election in Nigeria’s recent history, Edo State has witnessed the peace of the grave yard. Although the people say less and…
WE owe you an apology, Sir, laced with regret, nostalgia, and the bitter taste of hindsight. A decade ago, many Nigerians clamored for change, and indeed, they got it. But at what cost? The past ten years have been…
WHEN the legendary Bongos Ikwue—musical sage, lyrical philosopher, and master of mellow rebellion—sat for an interview with Channels TV, few expected a metaphysical bombshell. But there he was, with a voice as soft as velvet and words as sharp as…
“I have not knelt since China’s liberation.” Those were the last words she spoke before the executioner put a shot in the back of her head. She refused to kneel down at her execution. She died standing! Yan Jianhong…
