Category: Opinon
Whither goes Nigeria?
By Chiedu Uche Okoye Nigeria could be likened to a cat with nine lives as it emerged from a protracted civil war, bloody religious uprisings, and political...
Talent, not enough!
By Alex Ogundadegbe The modern Human Resources Manager is consistently on the lookout for talent to serve as a competitive advantage for his organization. On the...
The fraud cartel and our national reorientation
It is a very unfortunate development that in the last couple of weeks, our country have had to go through image problem occasioned by the few evil ones among us,...
The certain way to move forward
“The question for humanity is not where we have been but where we are going…..” How often do you take stock of your journey in life? Life is a journey and we...
The revolution will not be televised
The social revolution that should be giving the government sleepless nights is not in the offing. The revolution is already here. It is in our streets. It is in...
The Sunday Dare of my personal experience
By Temitope Ajayi Sunday Dare’s reputation as a journalist of conscience will require a catalogue to capture. I got to know him on the pages of TheNews and...
Sanwo-Olu: Rethinking Lekki-Epe traffic architecture
From 6:30am up to about 9:30am, and most times, till noon, motorists plying the ever-busy Lekki-Epe Expressway from Ajah axis inward Victoria Island and other parts of...
No copyright in ideas
For any literary or artistic work to be eligible for copyright, the work must be fixed in a definite medium of expression now known or later to be developed, from which...
Insecurity and ruling class clupabilty
BY SEGUN AYOBOLU Let us imagine for a moment that the Fulani were to vanish from Nigeria today, would that bring an instantaneous end to sundry acts of...
Tanko and the tragedy of quota system
By Charles Ogbu While we theorize and philosophize on the tragedy of having an intellectually barren Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad as number one judicial officer in the...
