Covid-19 in Nigeria: A postmortem
By Ime Johnson IT is barely seven months ago (April, 2020) since the entire country experienced a lockdown which…
Fight against Boko Haram: UAE’s example
I must commend the United Arab Emirates in its legal fight against sponsors of Boko Haram in Nigeria. UAE is…
[OPINION] General Buratai And His Loyalty To Nigeria
"The best system of governance is a democracy, and we must all ensure that Nigeria's democracy remains stable and steady.…
The power of education
In the first of a series of articles celebrating Black History Month, we feature the prominent legal figure and University…
Okowa’s town hall meetings: Inspiring hope in Delta youths
The #EndSARS protests by Nigerian youths may be over but the impact lingers. In Delta State, the impact resonates in…
[OPINION] Forex Trading Prominence and the Impact of US Election on Trades
Forex (Foreign Exchange or FX) trading is the conversion of one currency to another. It is one of the most…
[OPINION] Understanding Amnesty International as a third force
To a sleepy and unprepared world, global terrorism has caught it in deep slumber. All nations of the world have…
[OPINION] Artificial Intelligence and its failed neo-colonial agenda in Nigeria
The activities of Amnesty International in Nigeria have generated quite some debates. In some quarters, it has been argued that…
Not too late to connect with your purpose, By Dr Babajide Agunbiade
Opening Remarks Hello, class of 2020! Greetings, parents and congratulations to HPCU’s graduating class of 2020! You are incredibly lucky…
Re: Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa’s learned expressions
I read with shock and dismay Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa’s comments in his column – Learned Expressions in the Tribune Newspaper of…
Insurable violence: What is and what it is not
VIOLENCE is an act nobody ever wants. This we see play out in our everyday life. Except in the instance,…
Poverty and widening inequality in Nigeria
HOW can we use poverty and inequality gaps to understand issues of governance and insecurity and evolving social problems in…
Leaders and exemplary accountability
ACCOUNTABILITY, leadership and transformation are inexorably linked. Accountability is an acute and overt manifestation of leadership. Leadership involves accepting and…
Of Lekki and incapacity of Nigerian State for leadership
THE recent barbaric and condemnable event at the Lekki Tollgate is a bad dream that one would hate to remember.…
Remembering Lamidi Adesina
Remembering a man of vision, courage, integrity and impeccable character fondly called Great Lam by admirers, Alhaji Lamidi Onaolapo Adesina…
Electronic innovations can’t kill book publishing
THE quality, quantity and diversity of books produced by a society are important indicators of that society’s level of development…
Between justified protesters and vindicated government
When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes a duty—Thomas Jefferson THE last few weeks have no doubt been a rite…
[OPINION] Who is bankrolling Amnesty International in Nigeria?
In the days before the #EndSARS protests, one of the spectacles Nigerians, and indeed the world, were treated to was…
Re: Resolving the UNILAG CRISIS
I have read the article of Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria titled “Resolving the UNILAG crisis”, dated November…
Core areas of girl-child and women advocacy
PEOPLE have come to me with cases on domestic/sexual abuses, and they ask me for practical advice on what course…
