Opinion

The Kano Emirate Crisis Is Buhari’s Baby

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By SKC Ogbonnia The mess bedeviling the Kano Emirate Council is President Muhammadu Buhari’s baby. It stinks like a skunk,…

Depression, Suicide, Anxiety, Faith, Christianity, Church & Hope

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Nneka Okumazie There are often thoughts that come to mind, questioning the essence of life. There are situations of…

The Transformation of Lagos Airport Road

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

By Tayo Ogunbiyi Infrastructure development is critical to achieving human capital development in any society. The economic impact that infrastructure…

Nigeria after the Oil Age

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Tony Ogunlowo With the rest of the world beginning to turn its back on petroleum products in favour of…

The real haters of Ndi Igbo

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Tochukwu Ezukanma I am incontrovertibly Igbo, and I am unwaveringly committed to the good of the Igbo. However, I…

Venezuela: Those Chased By the Gods Should Not Tire

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Owei Lakemfa We came in from various parts of the country. The venue was the national offices of the…

Can’t We Outsource Nigeria To Miyetti Allah?

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Festus Adedayo When the news filtered in that the Muhammadu Buhari government, embarrassed into a scamper by the spate…

Startups, Failure, Entrepreneurs, Atheism, Christianity &Therapy

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Nneka Okumazie The heavy toll that failure took on several startup entrepreneurs exposed the disinterestedness of the world, from…

Pacifism Will Not Help the South-West

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Bámidélé Adémólá-Olátéjú The South-West is primed to be the next theatre of mass slaughter and pillaging. This is not…

Why Public Office Holders Can’t Enjoy Privacy

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Banji Ojewale I do not believe that a society can sustain its democratic claims if it allows its public…

Zainab’s Case As Eye Opener

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

For ardent practitioners of the different faith in Nigeria’s religious landscape, there are sacred rites that sometime take the faithful…

Lagos and the revitalisation of Ayinke House

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

Globally, there are edifices that hold profound admiration of people either by virtue of their iconic status or their value…

Stalking The Affluent Society

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

John Galbraith characterized the affluent society in part as the showpiece of the promise of capital in the post-industrial age.…

Buhari: Why and how he won

PM NEWS Live

7 years ago

President Muhammadu Buhari, who came to office in a seismic political shift that swept out of office 16 years of…

RCCG: Are Pastor Adeboye’s Testimonies True?

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Nneka Okumazie Pastor Adeboye of The Redeemed Church is fiercely positive-minded. His sayings, with Faith in GOD, are almost…

New breeze in Ekiti

Isa Isawade

7 years ago

By Isa Isawade Good governance is about effectively addressing challenges confronting the people. It is about faithfully providing basic needs…

Flashback: Adekunle Fajuyi: 50 Years After

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

It will be exactly 53 years on Friday, 29 July 2019 when Lt.Col. Adekunle Fajuyi, first military governor of Western…

Christianity: Exvangelical, ExChristian, Deconversion, Atheist & Logic

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Nneka Okumazie A lot of atheism is logic. But logic is flawed. There are questions like, if GOD is…

Stemming the crisis at NBET and solving our electricity problem

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

By Chido Onumah In the last one year, the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company (NBET) has been embroiled in a…

Atiku’s server gambit

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

I really wonder for how long we have to deal with dishonest leaders. Leaders who lie without remorse, who cheat…

Herdsmen or Criminals?

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

Quoting from “What Is To Be Done”, a book written by a Russian Revolutionist, Vladimir Lenin, an Australian Political Scientist,…

What ails Chris Ngige?

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

The one we knew was the petite David who turned the table against the Goliath of infernal godfathers in Anambra. They…

Divorce, Meanness: Does Compassion Strengthen Marriage?

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

Love of another, like inside one’s soul can be hard to find. But, compassion can be a major marriage saver.…

Gbajabiamila: That History may be kind to us all

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

It is really not about whether Femi Gbajabiamila, the senior lawmaker from Lagos state and principal officer at the National…

Fayemi, Afenifere and Restructuring

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

In an address to the Group, Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti State called on the proponents of restructuring in the…

Towards reforming Nigeria’s Policing System

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

Since 1999, the problem of public security is perhaps the most eminent challenge to Nigeria’s democracy. Following years of military…

Ibadan, Mama Ope, “Inastrait,” My Mechanic and Sundry Matters…

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

I am incurably attached to Ibadan. I was born and bred in that city and I’m always so nostalgic about…

2019 Elections and the Road Less Travelled

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Obo Effanga …in the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Rivers State, we stayed focused on conducting a transparent, free,…

Police Brutality In Nigeria

Lanre Babalola

7 years ago

By Binzak Azeez The Nigeria Police originated from the colonial initiative in 1861 following the annexation of Lagos. This institution…

Comedian as president, pregnancy in prison

Kazeem Ugbodaga

7 years ago

There are some telltale signs of a perishing society, observed Alexander Solzhenitsyn. These, according to the Russian literary immortal and…

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