Articles & Opinions

In my last article on the definitiveness of the impending end of the Nigerian State titled “The Tragedy of Nigeria and Lord Denning’s Analogy”, I had posited that the challenges …

On December 1, 2016, Gambian eligible voters went to the polls to elect their leader thus ending the long reign of their longtime ruler Yahya Jammeh who initially conceded defeat. …

The Sultan of Sokoto is the father of the Fulani people, the foremost traditional ruler in  northern Nigeria and the spiritual leader of all northern Muslims. He is not just …

By Remi Oyeyemi Mr. Peter Ajayi, the man who as the Managing Director employed me into the stable of the Sketch Newspapers in 1988 was the one who introduced me …

By  Jideofor Adibe Tomorrow, Friday January 2017, Donald Trump will formally assume office as the 45th President of the United States. At 70, he will be the oldest person to …

This is a historic week in the world as far as democratic transitions are concerned. On Friday, January 20, 2017, President Barack Obama would be handing over as President of …

By Michael Egbejumi-David Recession and hard times have hit Nigeria like you won’t believe.  Things have become tighter than a pair of polyester boxers.  These days, it is everyman for …

By PharmIkechukwu Klinsmann Ohamadike “Lightning flashes, sparks shower; in one blink of an eye, you havemissed seeing.”…Sayings of Zen The Storm is gathering once againin Anambra State. Strategists are back to work …

*By Joe Iniodu* Until somewhere in 2015, I was like many others a consummate fan of Senator Ita Solomon Enang. He was my model legislator; cerebral, sublime, profound and perspicacious. …

By Emmanuel Onwubiko Few weeks back, Nigerians were greeted with the story that Sambisa forests- the notorious enclaves of the armed Islamists of Boko Haram have been leveled down and …