Encomiums And Insignificant Criticisms On Governor Okpebholo’s 100 days in Office, BY TONY ERHA
OFFICIAL dates marking a ‘100 Day in Office’ of the Edo State government had since elapsed. But, its elected…
Category: Opinion
The New Law is that a Legislative House Cannot Suspend a Member as the Member is Not An Employee of the House, By Douglas Ogbankwa
THE Law now is that a Legislative House cannot suspend a Member of the House as doing so will deny…
Tinubu, Military, Terrorism And The 565 Citizens Slaughtered In 2024, By Erasmus Ikhide
NIGERIA, under the watch of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has earned the unenviable mark of ranking sixth globally in…
Chief Edwin Clark And Chief Ayo Adebanjo: Two Legends Death Could Not Kill, By Chief Mike Ozekhome, SAN
PROLOGUE THE TYRANNY OF DEATH AND THE INDOMITABLE SPIRIT OF MANKIND Death, shame on you. You have always killed the…
Natasha And Senate’s Unethical Ethics, By Erasmus Ikhide
THE dismissal of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s petition by the Nigerian Senate has sparked controversy and raised questions about the…
Mozambique’s Political Crisis And The Pitfalls Of National Liberation Movements in Africa, By Dimeji Macaulay
MOZAMBIQUE, a former Portuguese colony alongside Guinea-Bissau and Angola, gained its independence in the 1970s, after a decade of…
Natasha vs Akpabio, By Elempe Dele
THE issue between Natasha and Akpabio ought to be manageable if we don’t simply allow our emotions becloud our…
The Dual Nature of Price and Prize: Navigating Cost of Loyalty, Relationships And Personal Growth
IN the maze of human relationships, loyalty often emerges as a finite currency, influenced by motivations that can be…
The 1999 Constitution As ‘grundnorm’ By Ogheneochuko Arodovwe
NIGERIA is famously notorious for borrowing concepts from elsewhere, distorting the meaning and intention of the original users to…
Nigeria’s Moral Bankruptcy, By Elempe Dele
THE issue of moral bankruptcy is a difficult topic to navigate due to the fact that morality is subjective.…