Can Nigeria Be Saved From Religion? By Adebayo Raphael
Gradually, the whirlwind of religion is pushing Nigeria towards the point of no return. When the incumbent president, General Buhari, said in early 2015 that […]
Opinion
The South West Presidential Hopefuls, By Reuben Abati
Most of the politicians whose names have been mentioned in connection with Nigeria’s 2023 Presidential election, either as a hopeful or an aspirant would readily […]
Security, Rule of Law, Accountability, Governance And The Environment, By Gbenga Onabanjo
By divine providence and the need to provide security for the citizens of the country, a plan was put in place to install security cameras […]
Mala Kachala: Requiem To The Man of Peace, By Inuwa Bwala
It is already fourteen years since he passed on. Everything still look fresh in my mind, looking back at the events of that fateful day, […]
The pedestrian-friendly environment, By Gbenga Onabanjo
I wonder why she is never idle in the morning after I have had my fill. A long walk ensues along the beautiful park that […]
Going beyond politics and politicking to service: The Clem Agba exemplar, By Sufuyan Ojeifo
I was privileged to know that Sunday, March 28, was going to be the 57th birthday of the Minister of State for Budget and National […]
Pastor Adefarasin, if Nigeria is a scam; then we’re all scammers, by Fredrick Nwabufo
It is the bounden duty of every citizen to hold the government to account. In fact, citizenship is a call to duty – for the […]
Buhari’s empty rhetoric, security of people and human rights By Kolawole Olaniyan
President Muhammadu Buhari in his inaugural speech on May 29, 2015 promised expectant citizens that he would: “tackle head on the enormous challenges of insecurity […]
Usman Alkali Baba and the Nigerian Police Force of Our Dreams, by Jerome-Mario Utomi
The first duty of a Police Officer is to secure his/herself-Anonymous According to the sage, people frequently rewrite history to increase self esteem and to […]
Yinka Odumakin: The storm is over! By abiodun Komolafe
‘Abiodun, stop crying; the storm is over!’ Those were the exact words of Peter Oluyinka Odumakin to me at Saint James’ Anglican Church, Aramoko-Ekiti in […]