Articles & Opinions

By Gbenga Odunsi Several criticisms have trailed the policies of the Buhari-led administration, as most of them have posed a serious threat to the nation’s economic growth. However, indications have …

By: Ifeanyi Izeze Does this group- the Pan Niger Delta Elders Forum (PANDEF) actually think the federal government and the people of Niger Delta are really taking them as seriously …

As a result of the “gap” that I hitherto conceded to the Acting President Yemi Osinbajo, I have been very deliberate in leaving him out of my direct fireworks against …

By Tochukwu Ezukanma A lady from Akwa Ibom derisively talked about the map depicting the frontiers of Indigenous People of Biafra’s (IPOB) Biafra. The map placed her state within the …

Just out of the blues, we hear an anonymous female singer has released an audio recording calling for the killing of Igbo, who were described in unprintable words in the …

By  Bamikole Omishore Nigeria became an internationally recognised independent nation in 1960 and  has since then had series of constitutions in the past which include the Colonial era constitutions (1914-1960), …

By Sufuyan Ojeifo  Rewind to 2003.  The ecology of the National Assembly exuded the aura of influence. The conclave of the powerful and influential politicians – 109 of them in the …

By Ariyo-Dare Atoye “I believe it is still going to be well with Nigeria.” And, on another day, during our usual interactions on the state of the nation, and especially …

By Famous Obebi Famous fofamous1@gmail.com; 08147503671 There is no gainsaying that the conduct of groups, individuals and even nations is guided by laws which define boundaries of acceptable behaviour and …

By Omoshola Deji The most embraced notion on the evolution of the state is the social-contract thought promulgated by Thomas Hobbes in the “Leviathan”, published in 1651. Hobbes posits that …