Articles & Opinions

By Leonard Karshima Shilgba Nations are not labeled “Developed” just because they have world-class infrastructure, which are after all only by-products of development, but because of the amount and quality of …

By: Waheed Ogunjobi   President of the most populous African nation, Muhammadu Buhari may be facing the manifestation of the old dictum ‘’uneasy  lies the head that wears the crown’’ …

By: Ifeanyi Izeze The manner our governments have handled challenges in several sectors of our national life particularly internal security (Fulani herdsmen mayhem, kidnapping) and issues of perceived sabotage in …

By Olawale Rotimi (B.A, M.A Ilorin, DELF Paris) Violence in Nigeria in its various forms has evolved over the decades; from use of traditional weapons, charms and hamlets, violence in Nigeria …

By Ikechukwu Amaechi Nigeria is an interesting country. All you need do to have fun is sit back and watch the unbelievable drama in this theatre of the absurd. Despite the …

Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing? The kings of the earth set themselves and the rulers take counsel together against the Lord and against …

BY BASHIR MAIHIDIMA  Regardless of the performance rating of President Buhari, as he enters his second year in office it is pertinent to begin to look ahead. This is particularly …

By Sulyman Buhari. The Yoruba concept of the Abobaku is a Yoruba phrase that translates literally as: One who dies with the King. This is derived from the culture of burying dead monarchs …

By Jude Ndukwe It is no longer news that Senator Olubukola Saraki, Nigeria’s Senate President is standing trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal over allegations bordering on assets declaration …

April 22, 2016 By Abdul Okolo Charles Most Nigerians were born in the night but not last night.  The recent revelations from the files of Panamanian Firm, Mosseck Fonseca, as …