Opinion
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Nigeria’s greasy oil game, By Andy Ike Ezeani
Exactly what type of greasy business is going on in Nigeria’s oil industry at the moment? The warped tales…
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‘Those who are about to die salute you,’ By Lasisi Olagunju
From William Bascom, American folklorist and anthropologist, I got a Yoruba story. It is here retold, substantially in my own…
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The danger of stupid idiots, By Pat Utomi
Before I get badgered by those unwilling to read or lacking in the discipline to digest concepts, let me announce…
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Our NNPCL, their NNPCL, or whose NNPCL, anyway? By Ikeddy Isiguzo
Where debates arise over ownership of property, our forebears drew from their perspicacity to reach decisions that may not be…
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How judges suffer terror in Africa
Around 26 May 2020, the Police in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) announced that Raphael Yanyi, a…
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Nigeria’s profligate leaders and neglected masses, By Emeka Alex Duru
At uncertain times as we now have, it is normal to ask questions as; do Nigerians deserve what they are…
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OPL 245, Tinubu/Oando, ENI(Agip) Recent Oil Deals: What Nigerians don’t know
Mischief, a major preoccupation of the human mind has been perfected by the word government and governance in our clime.…
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The wahala that will kill Tinubu’s Govt, By Adelakun Adunni-Abimbola
Thirty years ago, Nigeria was in severe crisis. In the wake of the previous year’s elections that was annulled and…
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One nation bound by only oil, by Ikeddy Isiguzo
NIGERIA is divided across many lines on any issue. What appears to unite Nigeria is the attractive indolence that crude…
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Some national tidbits and musings, By Akaninyene Esiere
1. ANTI-EDUCATION EDUCATION MINISTER! This is how we roll in Nigeria: I turned 16 this year and I have secured…
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