Though individual views may differ on how to solve the problems of Nigeria, this column has taken a stand and summed up its thoughts on...
By Anton Harber, The Conversation, September 17, 2020 Anton Harber, the veteran South African journalist, editor and journalism professor at the University of the Witwatersrand,...
“If you are struggling with something today, take it to God in prayer. Call on him. He is with you.” That encouraging advisory from the...
By Wole Soyinka I am notoriously no fan of Olusegun Obasanjo, General, twice former president and co-architect with other past leaders of the crumbling edifice...
By Maryam I. Shettima Mr President is in the eye of the storm recently for bravely realizing the inevitable expungement of the fuel subsidy in...
Nigeria’s major ethnic nationalities’ leaders warn of “grave dangers” pushing “our beloved country to the brink”
Afenifere, Middle Belt Forum, Northern Elders’ Forum, Ohaneze Ndigbo and Pan Niger Delta Forum attended the Consultative Dialogue, convened and facilitated by Obasanjo A two-day...
The British government had held and referred to what became the Southern protectorate as the Slave Coast before and after the Berlin conference of 1884/1885....
By Oluwole Osagie – Jacobs JP, FCA. Jacobsosagie@yahoo.com It is common knowledge that the Nigerian economy is passing through perilous times. The economy which is...
The word occupier means so many things to a lot of people. In real estate it means something different from what it’s in politics, military...
The Southern Kaduna Crisis: The unwavering commitment of the Atyaps (Katafs), Hausa/Fulanis to peaceful coexistence
By Danjuma Musa “Peace is a daily, a weekly, a monthly process, gradually changing opinions, slowly eroding old barriers, quietly building new structures”. John F....