Category Opinion

Shaibu: How more desperate can a man be?

By Jane Uyi Orobosa It was the inimitable Chinua Achebe who wrote in his ‘Things Fall Apart’, that: “Those whose palm-kernels were cracked by a benevolent spirit should not forget to be humble.” What this means in simple language is…

Omatseye: A Psalm of Deception, By Paul Ibe

IN stagecraft, ventriloquism stands out as one of the most entertaining and yet peculiar types of comedic performances. A lifeless puppet or dummy is placed on the thigh of a ventriloquist who inserts his hand into the body of the…

The “Motor Boy” By John Mayaki

Last week, at a street rally intended to motivate support in Benin, the mute candidate offered Edo people a glimpse of how he plans to govern if allowed to take power. On the vehicle that served as the platform for…

Calling Camus for Food Security in Nigeria, By Elempe Dele

“Those who lack the courage will always find a philosophy to justify it”. This Albert Camus’s quote explains how human’s often rationalize inaction or avoid decisions that affects their lives, especially difficult decisions. Camus explored two thematic issues such as…