Opinion

By Alex Agbo I chose to keep quiet on this Freeze – Ibiyeomie – Enenche matter because I had very useful things to think about. But the mounting venomous utterances from the Christians is becoming the undoing of the church. I find it utterly distasteful. Who knows if some ‘Men of God (?)’ would rain their curses on me after ...

By Jude Nwazu The recent clash in Enugu between members of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and personnel of security agencies, coupled with some minor security issues, which claimed lives on both sides and led to the carting away of some security arms is needless and avoidable. Unfortunately some people, especially politicians, who before now have no sympathy for IPOB ...

By Magaji ‘Tunde “To be noble is to give to those who have less. It is an issue of service and leadership.” – American Proverb “Creator of Opportunities for the Youth” Sometime around September 2015, I got a call which later became unusual progressive mutation of sorts from one of my big bosses, Sola Fajobi, to liaise with one Lanre ...

It is only a dishonest and crooked kind that will associate with and seek validation from a combustible character like FFK (Femi Fani Kayode), who is even still on trial for corruption. Everything that may or may not have been spent by Governor (Ben) Ayade to bring FFK to Calabar to validate his work has now gone down the drain ...

By Dr Bolaji O. Akinyemi The 30’s were the era of the move of God in Africa and Nigeria was at the centre of it. Christian Missions were divinely “indigenized”as preachers of African descents caught the fire and became the fiery inferno that will consume the dry ready wood of revival that the Europeans model had become. A new move ...

By Abdullahi Adamu Misilli It is not for nothing that former United States President William Jefferson Clinton popularly known as Bill Clinton is widely regarded as the greatest political strategist of his generation given the fact that he broke the Republican Party’s domination of the U.S Presidency from 1980-1992 to install his Democratic Party in the White House and also ...

By Agba Jalingo For the purpose of this article, I will for the first time in my writing, refer to GANGS as CULTS.   In the attached video, Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, took us back to the alcove where himself and his colleagues started what will become the first campus cult in Nigeria and Africa, the Pyrates Confraternity later ...

By Obidike Chukwuebuka Rapid technological growth and development have provided vast areas of new opportunity and efficient sources for organisation of all sizes. Internet has become a national asset , the whole society is depending on it but this new technologies have brought also unprecedent threats with a cyber crime. Cyber crime is a crime in which a computer is used ...

In Solidarity with my Friend as he Recovers and Resumes work By Julius Odinaka When the doleful news of Ismaila Uba Misilli’s involvement in a domestic accident filtered in from the social media and through some of our friends in the pen profession, the immediate reactions were ones of shock and consternation, amongst us, his admirers, colleagues, subordinates and superiors ...

By Oyewale Oyelola Eyitayo Jegede, Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), a good brand for himself and a legal luminary of high network, technocrat, consistent philanthropist and Community Development Agent. Eyitayo Jegede is fondly called EYI by his teeming supporters across the 18 local government areas of Ondo State. The people’s love for Jegede is beyond political affiliation but a product ...

By Olise Ifeajika He came in the midst of storms even though the electoral victory was phenomenal. The challenges on ground were so many; the heat generated could melt a warship. The State’s debt profile was so intimidating that a less endowed leader could give up easily. To screw up matters the more, allocation from Abuja in the face of ...