Category: Opinon
Edo without allocation: The quest for a refreshing and visionary leadership
Our ReporterMay 08, 2020
By John Mayaki According to Thomas Hobbes, life for man in the state of nature was, solitary, poor, brutish, nasty, and short. It was an era marked with great trouble as...
Lessons from lock down
Our ReporterMay 04, 2020
Who would ever think that large numbers of people will resort to technology to accomplish the basic things they used to do themselves: Saying hi to a next door...
UNPO: First step towards Yoruba sovereignty
Our ReporterMay 03, 2020
By Bolanle Bolawole turnpot@gmail.com 0705 263 1058 Last week news broke that the Yoruba nation has been admitted into the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples...
What Nigerians must do to defeat COVID-19
Our ReporterApr 26, 2020
By Ezrel Tabiowo Barely days to the end of a four-week lockdown declared by President Muhammadu Buhari to stem the spread of the coronavirus disease in Nigeria, I’ve...
Clash of two creators
Our ReporterApr 26, 2020
By Dapo Thomas We are fortunate to be living witnesses to an epochal battle between two creators: the “supernatural system” and another that we can christen...
Kano City, killing field of pandemic in Africa
Our ReporterApr 26, 2020
By Prof. Usman Yusuf 25th April 2020 I raised alarm in an article I wrote which was published in the Daily Trust Newspaper (page 6) on April 22nd, 2020 on how...
Time to stop official impunity, hypocrisy in fight against COVID-19
Our ReporterApr 20, 2020
By Femi Falana The corovirus pandemic appears to be on the ascendancy in Nigeria due to the inconsistency and double standards of the Nigeria Centre for Disease...
Abba Kyari: Speaking ill of the dead
Our ReporterApr 18, 2020
By Remi Oyeyemi “The evil that men do live after them.” — William Shakespare I am aware that this is breaking with the conventional wisdom. I am...













