Opinion
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Tinubu, South-East and Umahi’s good boy antics
I always recall what a friend lectured as the staying power in Nigeria’s politics each time any politician literally dances…
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Selective glitches at JAMB, By Andy Ezeani
Some years back, in the aftermath of 9/11, when terrorists put humanity, especially air travellers, on edge, an interesting minor…
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Senator Orji Uzor Kalu’s 65th Anniversary: A reflection
I have since concluded that if one is to have a glimmer of understanding of the mores, morals, traditions, belief…
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FCCPC can serve Nigerians better without MultiChoice
A CONCERNING issue to Nigerians – the arbitrary increase of prices of essential goods and services – does not interest…
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Democracy in Africa and the dangers of judicial selectorate
In March 2006, Uganda’s Supreme Court convened to begin adjudication of the disputes over the presidential election that occurred the…
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Mr. President, the security challenge is hitting harder
It was quite depressing listening to a member of the House of Representatives from Zamfara State, Aminu Jaji recount the…
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Nigeria: The high cost of darkness!
Let us call him Mr. Lagbaja. He works in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, but his family of four lives in…
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President Tinubu, one party state and a disoriented opposition
Allegation that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is working desperately to turn Nigeria into a one party state signifies in no…
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Soludo: Professors sans commonsense
Nigerian professors are giving a bad name to the academia. We grew up to revere people who wear the tag…
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Can an American Pope speak to Nigerian realities?
When white smoke curled into the Roman sky and the world learned that the College of Cardinals had elected Robert…
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