Opinion
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Why Lawan must stop Stephen Odey from attending Plenary by Omang Omang
It is obvious that from the Judgements of the Appeal Court and the Supreme Court, Stephen Odey is no longer…
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Will prosecuting warehouse ‘looters’ cause more good than harm?
The aftermath of the #EndSARS protest is still fast trending. Many have shared their stories of pain and agony. Many…
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#EndSARS Protests in Enugu: Chronicles of Events by Comrade Ifeanyi Obute
#EndSARS has been the most discussed topic ever since the protest started on the 7th of October 2020. Prior to…
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Bode George: The unrepentant ‘Con Artist’ by Tobi S. Johnson
Events of the past few weeks have been tumultuous. Unfortunate things have happened. Lives have been lost. Property damaged. Essential…
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Abakiliki Scapegoating worse than Adeyinka Grandson’s Bigotry by Chima Christian
I have continued to curate thoughts and speeches even as Anambra continues in its efforts to clear the debris and…
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The #EndSARS Protest: A Fundamental lesson in Democratic Governance by Bola Tinubu
I heavily grieve for those who have lost their lives or been injured during the period of these protests. My…
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The North-South Political Alliance and the Unending Intrigues of Power by Wole Arisekola
Frantically, I have never been desperate for anything all my life. Never! And how I wish everyone can honestly say…
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The Political Economy of #EndSARS Protest by Adefolarin Olamilekan
A new dawn broke in Nigeria on Thursday 8th October, 2020 when youths trooped to the streets to protest against…
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#EndSARS Protest and the Record Breaking Generation by Reginald Tobin
When i see other nations doing the needful to ensure a turn around in their countries, I always ask myself;…
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#EndSARS: What Next on the Youth Movement? By Gidado Shuaib
Beyond #EndSARS protests, I see the ongoing mass action against the brutality of the Nigeria Police Force’s Special Anti-Robbery Squad…
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BBNaija: What do we benefit from watching? by Reginald Tobin
I think It is advisable to always know the significance of any act before indulging in it; as what we…
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Black Girls Matter by Niyi Ojuolape
Black girls are confronted with daunting and peculiar challenges as they negotiate their lives in a world that is increasingly…
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Douye Diri: Bayelsa Miracle Governor at 61 By Kola Oredipe
Born in the gentle, breezy and coastline community of Sampou in the present day Bayelsa State, the incumbent Governor of…
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Rape, rapist and the ‘raped’ by Alao Abiodun
In the wake of recent controversies surrounding rising rape cases in Nigeria, social media got abuzz with heated conversations on…
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Sanwo-Olu appoints new LASPOTECH acting Rector
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State has appointed Mr Olumide Olusola Metillelu as the acting Rector of Lagos State Polytechnic…
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Between Buhari, Adesina, and Gambari by Femi Olufunmilade Ph.D
“A tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing”. – William Shakespeare. This describes a campaign…
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We screwed up Public Education, now is the time to fix it by Akin Olaniyan
Nigeria has always been an interesting case. It’s the richly endowed country that is also home to some of the…
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Nyesom Wike: Our governor has gone mad again by Frederick Nwabufo
If the gods want to punish a people, they either invoke plagues on the land or deploy agents of slaughter…
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Pool testing the best strategy for Nigeria in the Fight against COVID-19
By Dr. Peter Ikhianosimhe Imoesi The use of Real-Time Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-qPCR) in pool testing is not new…
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Agriculture, our focus in 2020 – Governor Diri
Every successive government both at the federal and state levels in Nigeria often announce diversification of their economy from crude…
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