Opinions & Columns

By Femi Oluwasanmi While it is commendable that those in power and outside the power corridor have finally realized the potential threat pose by...

By Dr. Dons Eze As at now, nobody knows who are the sponsors, or what is the actual intention of hundreds of able-bodied youths from...

By Jerome-Mario Utomi Within the diplomatic and political circle, ‘Sanction’ has existed for years. According to Nigeli Gould Davies, an associate fellow of Chatham House, the...

Dr. Dons Eze Since March this year, the doors of all the educational institutions in Nigeria have been closed, and their students told to return...

By Jerome-Mario Utomi                                                    On Monday, May 4, 2020, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) released the long-awaiting Nigeria poverty and inequality survey Report 2019 and...

By Ademola Adeleke The blind marry themselves. I mean; blind men marry their female counterparts. But guess what? As impossible as this seems, the blind couple...

By Comrade Lukpata James If truly politics is a game of numbers, then Ukelle, the Yala II State Constituency, stands at a distinctive position...

By Femi Oluwasanmi The latest controversial bill in the chronicle of the 9th National Assembly on the pretext of proffering measures to curtail the spread...

By Jerome-Mario Utomi Going by the words of the sage, the first opinion that is formed of a leader’s intelligence is based on the quality...

By Dr. Dons Eze Nigerians are notoriously forgetful, or they have very short memory. As they used to tell us, if you leave your bed...

By Jerome-Mario Utomi After watching a video of racial intolerance, maltreatment and breach of the World Health Organization (WHO), procedure suffered in the hands of Chinese authorities by some...

By Femi Oluwasanmi The recent drama displayed by the Oyo State Government and Nigerian Custom Service (NCS) on 1800 bags of rice donated by the...