AS I was driving to church last Sunday, tuned in to a radio station, a message on the power of love captivated my attention and truly resonated with me. In a world filled with chaos, division, and despair, the concept…
ON October 29, 1974, the Nigerian Ministry of Defence, through the Ministry of External Affairs, wrote to Nigerian missions and embassies abroad that it wanted to buy tonnes of cement to build barracks for its post-civil war armed forces of…
INTRODUCTION TWO week ago, we took a break from this series to discuss a very burning issues of the judiciary titled: THE PLATEAU STATE LEGISLATORS’ DEBACLE: BETWEEN LAW AND JUSTICE. In our last discussion on this tranche, we considered true…
TO many people, the name Putin has become synonymous with hegemonic high-handedness, and a vestige of the reminiscences of the old Soviet Union and her Spartan order. They think that for a world in search of peace, egoists, and “despots”…
DISTURBED by persistent calls from his home-based supporters and other party chieftains related to a story on the ongoing war of wits between suspended Sen. Abdul Ahmed Ningi and the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio on social media platforms credited to…
TO the glory of God, Africa’s Olympics, the All Africa Games has taken off in Accra, Ghana. This is the 13th edition of the Games whose inaugural edition was held in Congo, Brazaville in 1965. It is significant to note…
AS of today, the basic problem with Nigeria on the war against terrorism is that she is following a defective strategic front. This is what the situation is and it is very sad! All the empirical evidence in the last…
ACTION they say speaks louder than words. If this be true then Governors and all Nigerians should discountenace the words of Mr President. Bola Ahmed Tinubu when he said; “It’s time for governance; set political differences aside during Iftar at…
IT is always emotionally draining and physically incapacitating to write about failed dreams and shattered great expectations. In essence, perpetual analysis of what ought to be, and what is, especially as it is with the case of Nigeria, is a…
AFTER my two previous interventions in the matter of Federal Government of Nigeria’s recently-launched Expatriate Employment Levy (EEL), via press statements, I have decided to pen this piece to advert the attention of those who are opposed to the implementation…
