August 1st Protest: Why I am in Support, By Elempe Dele
THE August 1st Protest planned nationwide is a reaction of Nigerians to their conditions of existence, and I am fully…
Category: Opinion
Navigating Nigeria’s Leadership Crisis: Finding ‘Renewed Hope’ In Turbulent Times
NIGERIA, a country blessed with abundant resources and resilient people, stands at a crossroads where the leadership crisis casts a…
Asue Ighodalo’s Manifesto On Security Ignites Hope, By Chris Ojeikere
SECURITY has become not just one of the major issues in Nigeria, but it is now actually the prime issue.…
No Time is Wrong To Right A Wrong, By Bala Ibrahim
IT was Martin Luther King Jr. that said, ‘The Time Is Always Right To Do What Is Right’. This is…
THE Man In Wole Soyinka Has Not Died, By Prof Mike Ozekhome, SAN, CON, OFR, Ph.D
TILL date, I have not still been able to finish reading this enigma’s epic, “The Man Died”, since I picked…
Protest And The Danger of Single Story, By Auwal Dankano
THE long silent of believing in a single story was first broke by a famous born Nigerian writer Chimamanda Adichie…
Protest: Labouring To Louse Up Or Lay Waste The Laboratory, By Bala Ibrahim
From 1966 to 1999, Nigeria was uninterruptedly governed by a military government, except for the short-lived return to democracy…
Intellectualism And Propaganda, By Elempe Dele
THERE was a quote I read in a small but fascinating book some two decades ago that I can longer…
Monopolistic Oligarchies: The Tale Of Dangote Of Nigeria And Ambani of India, By Yushau A Shuaib
THE politics of monopoly and oligarchy are familiar phenomena in Nigeria and beyond. During General Abacha’s military rule in the…
Keeping Your Job, By Douglas Ogbankwa, Esq
It might be difficult for you to get a job, but I tell you, it is more difficult to keep…