Articles & Opinions

By Garba Shehu President Muhammadu Buhari, who came to office in a seismic political shift that swept out of office 16 years of continuous rule by the People’s Democratic Party, …

By Chima Christian_ Nine years ago today, Nigeria lost a great president. Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. Compassionate. Genteel. Unassuming. He was loved. Yar’Adua brought himself to transcend the barriers of ethnicity …

By Femi Fani-Kayode The largest empires that the world has ever known are, in order of size, the British, Mongol, Russian, Spanish, Umayyad, Yuan, Qing, French, Abbasid and Portugese empires. …

By: Ifeanyi Izeze To say Nigeria is a country full of aberrations is an obvious understatement, if not how could a multi billion Naira pilot scheme deployed for purposes of …

Somehow, I had come to develop a profound interest in Ekiti and this dates back to my early university days at the University of Lagos. Then, my sister was living …

By: Godknows Igali, PhD Aliko Dangote, Africa’s celebrated industrialist and philanthropist turned 62 years of age just few days ago on 10th April, 2019. But Dangote is not alone in …

Farouk Martins Aresa @oomoaresa How can African Christians conquer a vanishing population of Churchgoers in the Western or Eastern world? Go to any church in Europe and North America, Christian …

By Ikechukwu Amaechi The allegory of the tortoise that willfully refused entreaties from concerned friends who desperately tried to dissuade him from a disaster prone journey fascinates me. Asked when …

 By Adamu Gwazuwang. Once upon a time elections were simple selections by consensus. There was no question of unsuitability, unpopularity or rigging because it was as all-inclusive as possible for …

When the new chairman of the ICPC board was sworn in, many of us who believe in a credible war against corruption were really joyful. And the reasons for the optimism …