Articles & Opinions

BY OKEZIE OKEREKE This appears lately to be the question on the lips of millions of Nigerians especially the over 40% of registered Voters who are yet to collect their …

By Mustapha Ramalan. A friend of mine cracked a joke, saying “lets assume the great late Sardauna was resurrected today in his beloved Kaduna just by the Zaria-Kaduna toll gate. …

There was this story we were told in the University of an Indian Surgeonwho was recruited by the Kwara State government then to work in the statehospital.This surgeon was so …

BY ADAMU GWAZUWANG As Nobel  Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka put it the other day, ‘this intervention has been provoked, not so much by the ambitions of General Buhari to return …

By Yinka Adeosun “If you must tell a lie, be brief, that’s why adverts are short”. The whirling nature of life today projects a radical departure from this unwritten aphorism …

Few  weeks ago the former Commissioner of Police in River State who later became the Commissioner of Police in the Federal Capital Territory Abuja, was promoted   to the rank of …

Meritocracy is welcomed by many liberal democracies across the globe. Many nations under the sun encourage debates by contenders for any elective post with a view to assessing their mental …

ERAHODU OSEGHALE It will go down as one of the puzzling peculiarities of Nigerian politics that performance in terms of delivery of the dividends of democracy is not the determining …

By Francis Ehigiator Reading through a syndicated story without a by-line in the Daily Sun of Thursday, January 29, 2015 at page 11 with the headline: “Anenih ‘ll fail again …

Nigeria today is polarized between two ideological positions. The All Progressives Congress  a collection of homo sapiens that parade itself as Nigeria’s mainstream opposition party has its footsoldiers -Boko Haram- …