Articles & Opinions

By: Femi Fani-Kayode There is nothing wrong with a peaceful demonstration and a lawful legitimate protest. What is unacceptable is a premeditated attempt by a group of faceless individuals who …

By Festus Adedayo Last Wednesday, Nigeria’s upper parliament became a grammar class where semantics, syntax and structure are examined. His Excellency, the Senate President of Nigeria, Godswill Obot Akpabio, suddenly …

By Taiwo Adisa These days, reading some news stories evokes dour moments. Some even come with a sadder feel. Banditry here, insurgents there, and kidnappers at another front. That has …

By Abdul Shinkafi One of the promises of President Bola Tinubu as he pursues his Renewed Hope agenda is to scale up productive activities in agriculture. Many experts are with …

By: Femi Fani-Kayode The Israeli Defence Force slaughtered 274 innocent & defenceless Palestinian civilians in Nuseirat on saturday just to rescue four Jewish hostages in what has been decribed by …

By Bunmi Adelaja Without a doubt, the war against insecurity is still being fiercely fought on different frontiers. But there is a blowing wind of hope which attests to the …

In the life of any organized political State, there cometh a time when God in His infinite mercy and wisdom raises leaders of uncommon vision and integrity to navigate the …

By: Femi Fani-Kayode I really do wonder whether those great patriots that fought a long and bloody war against British colonial rule and founded the United States of America in …

By Pius O. Ughakpoteni Across the Niger Delta, where dark mangroves intertwine with winding waterways, a wondrous transformation is taking place. Spearheaded by the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), under …

By: Richard Odusanya Let’s begin with the profound words of Bishop Mathew Kukah, Convener of the National Peace Committee. Bishop Kukah expressed his disappointment with the performance of Kogi State …