Category: Opinon

Obaseki and Shaibu Deserve Each Other

By Azubuike Ishiekwene It’s more than one year to the next governorship election in Edo State, which prides itself on being the “heartbeat of the nation”. But in a...

Abiodun and Adedayo:When Emotions takes the place of Logical thinking

By Lekan Adeniran “If thinking and reason crack under pressure of emotional convulsions or when commissioned facts are resulting from fibs and fake constructions,...

Ministers:Now the Ball in your court by Tunde Rahman

Twice in one week, firstly while inaugurating the new ministers on August 21 and later speaking during the maiden Federal Executive Council meeting on August 28,...

Uzodimma moves to complete abandoned NDDC roads in Imo

Fifth columnists battle for the soul of NDDC

    By Nsoyoh Okokon   Desperation drives irrational thoughts and actions, even as some analysts see it as the raw material of drastic change. One thing...

The north's tadpoles and Deborah Yakubu

With ECOWAS, not all dictators are equal

  By Lasisi Olagunju The Jerusalem Post is arguably Israel’s most-read English news website and best-selling English newspaper. Last Wednesday, it published...

Sanwo-Olu should intervene in the proposed anti-settler Lagos State House of Assembly laws

  By Uche Nworah I was touched by the show of brotherly love and friendship shown by Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwoolu, to his predecessor in office, former...

Four reasons you should reject fake news and how to identify it

    *BY LAOLU AKANDE* First let me say how liberating to be back to the life of a journalist. I will say more on this very soon. For now I am burdened as a...

Ijaw nation and the penchant for “pull him down syndrome”

Ijaw nation and the penchant for “pull him down syndrome” It is egregiously disheartening, if not disgusting to infer, with exactitude that the greatest...

No honeymoon for president ‘BAT

By Kazeem Akintunde Ordinarily, Bola Ahmed Tinubu should enjoy the first few months in office as his ‘honeymoon period’. Our brand-new President, going by the...

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Which Lagos is “no man’s land?

  By Rasheed Ojikutu Nigeria is not only an interesting country in terms of its comic nature. It is also a place with people who are unconcerned about the way the...