Articles & Opinions

By Reuben Abati The Daily Trust newspaper has published an interesting feature story (May 15), on the sudden surge in the number of First Class degrees being churned out by Nigerian …

Two developments that happened in Nigeria this past week, serve as pointers that the amber lights of corruption are still aglow even in the face of the onslaught against corruption …

“If anything happens to Buhari the north will insist on being in power till 2027…..those who see Buhari as their representative and are not being treated justly are going to …

I try to shy away from discussing faiths of any kind because more often than not, people react as adherents rather than objective discussant and end up blurring and confusing …

By Anietie John Ukpe Prejudice and logic are strange bedfellows. Take the editorial in the Punch newspaper of April 28, 2017 titled “Jonathan’s Pathetic Apologetics.” This shocking display of vitriol, …

By Omoshola Deji Aside ethnic bigotry and religious odium, corruption is apparently Nigeria’s ultimate challenge. Corruption is so rampant that it has unconsciously become a norm. Rights and merit are …

By Sufuyan Ojeifo When President Muhammadu Buhari (PMB) entered the presidential race in 2015, he might not have appreciated, as a fact, that he was taking his luck too far, …

By Mark Mbam Jnr. In his sermon, in Abbey, London in March 20, 1925, Fredrick Lewis Donaldson outlined what he termed “the six social sins which are wealth without work, …

By: Ifeanyi Izeze Is it not becoming obvious that the President Mohhamadu Buhari’s interventionist idea of running the nation’s downstream oil and gas sector has become a question, not an …

Your Excellency: I greet you. First, this disclosure: I am neither a PDP nor APC member. I do not belong to any political party in Nigeria. I am a passionate patriot …