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Coping with Men and their Wahala, By Michael West
I was rather jolted by responses trailing last week's topic: “Solitude: A Ravaging Silent Killer,” in view of the depth of chasms existing between couples in many homes which is “killing” some of them silently. I became aghast by the…
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Raul Aregbesola Is An Unworthy Miscreant In Power – Omisore’s Ally, Jelili Adesiyan
Fate and destiny may be unquestionable, but oftentimes, there are fatal accidents, the consequences of which can be devastating to the society.
Rauf Aregbesola is one example of a fatal accident; a misfit in the foyer of politics and the…
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Appreciating the Akwa Ibom International Worship Centre, By Richard Peters
Developmental projects anywhere in the world are not executed at the express approval of citizens; they are often condemned, delayed and sometimes, killed by those they are meant for.
Many atimes, the same people who engage in very…
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PDP S’W Congress: Who Is Contesting Against Eddy Olafeso? By Akinrinlola Olumide
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) will hold its zonal congresses in the six geo-political zones of Nigeria on Saturday, March 6, 2021, as approved by the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party according to a release signed by the…
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Fani Kayode: A Consistent Inconsistent Politician, By Dons Eze, KSJI
David Oluwafemi Adewunmi Fani-Kayode, controversial, maverick, and feather-weight politician, is known to be loud-mouthed and inconsistent. Even in his private or family life, Femi Fani-Kayode, or FFK, as he is popularly called, is also…
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Abaribe: The Fearless Political Liberator (Part-1), By Paul Ikechukwu Njoku
No doubt, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe is the current Senator representing the people of Abia South Senatorial District in the Upper Legislative Chamber of the National Assembly who has demonstrated sound voice and testicular fortitude in the…
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When A Leader Detests Advice, By Kehinde Olaosebikan
No doubt, this is not the best of times for the Governor of Oyo State, Engineer Seyi Makinde. It is indeed a trying period for the Governor, once in not-too-far past rated as one of the best performing Governors in Nigeria. He was praised…
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Remove That Fatwa From Bishop Kukah’s Head, By Mike Ozekhome (SAN)
“Fatwa” is an Islamic religious Decree issued by the Ulama. A death fatwa calls for the head of a person. The “Ulama” is a body of Muslim scholars who are recognised as possessing specialist knowledge of Islamic laws and theology. I am…
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#ArmedForcesRemembranceDay: The Nigerian Military Needs Public and Media Support, By Deji Adesogan
The Nigerian Armed Forces Remembrance Day holds on 15th January every year, a special day set aside to remember service personnel that paid the supreme sacrifice during the 2nd World Wars, the Nigerian Civil War and other past, and present…
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Yahaya Bello must Watch his Deputy Closely, By Opaluwa Ogacheko
I hardly join the cacophony of voices bemoaning the current plight of Igala people in Kogi State in particular and Nigeria in general because some of us had warned our political gladiators so-called afore hand. I remember a visit that I…
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