Role of corporate Nigeria in driving sustainability
In pursuit of a more sustainable future for humanity, the United Nations (UN) established the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The…
(OPNION) The Ten Plus Two Commandments of Nigerian Politics
Rule 1: Thou shall not be poor. Poverty is anathema in Nigerian politics. You need money. Lots of it. If…
Between the Federal Government and ASUU
Students in public universities are stuck between the conflict heralded by the two major determining powers of their academic journey…
Boko Haram’s expansion and the future’s gruesome picture
The recent Abuja-Kaduna train attack has finally brought to a halt speculations regarding Boko-Haram’s expansion into the North-West territories of…
Joe Makoju: The saint goes home
When the news broke on Monday 11th April, 2022 that Joe Oyeyani Makoju has passed on, the media was taken…
Striking a balance in Yewa North/Imeko Afon constituency
Agitation for power among stakeholders within the various political parties is gradually building up to a crescendo. From local government…
OGUN 2023: Jimi Lawal’s declaration and its reverberations
Not in recent times has Abeokuta, the capital city of Ogun State witnessed the gathering of party faithful, chieftains, leaders…
On Kparogi’s advocacy for president of Igbo extraction
There can be no cavil with the significance of the submissions by Farooq Kparogi, which he considers as needed to…
Between the Federal Government and ASUU
Students in public universities are stuck between the conflict heralded by the two major determining powers of their academic journey…
Evelyn Joshua: Of courage, character and consistency
In a world that is bedeviled by a diminishing supply of character and the thinning of the vast possibilities that…
Nigeria 2023: Top to bottom, bottom to top
The war in Ukraine, along with sanctions imposed by the United States and Western countries against Russia, has caused global…
(OPINION) Evelyn Joshua: Of courage, character and consistency
In a world that is bedeviled by a diminishing supply of character and the thinning of the vast possibilities that…
Tracking the Ogun affirmative action
LAST week, as part of his administration’s development mantra, the Ogun State governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, during the re-launching of…
A nation’s inanities and infirmities
This is a country that kills its brave but arms its cowards. A country of unfathomable contradictions; a democracy where…
On students of English and question of proficiency
It is undeniable that when it comes to the use of the language, students of English are always distinct, outstanding…
Situating the labour of our heroes past
Stanza five of Nigeria’s national anthem reads: “the labour of our heroes past shall never be in vain.” The late…
Park management system: Makinde as the vindicated visioner
VISIONARY leaders are hard to come by and when the world sees one, it is also difficult to accept the…
Much Ado about zoning
The ongoing fuss in the polity vis-à-vis zoning of high political offices – both within the two leading political parties…
Nigeria’s power sector takes centrestage at symposium
One of the major challenges facing Nigeria today is the lack of regular supply of electricity for domestic and industrial…
Fast wealth orientation as bane of Nigeria
Based on the Global Terrorism Index, Nigeria is number three on the list of Countries most affected by terrorism, and…


