Opinion

  George Imafidon Recently, the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC) issued a Press Statement demanding the immediate sack of NDDC’s Interim Management Committee (IMC), claiming among other things that the Committee has outlived its usefulness and […]

  Olawale Olaleye Perhaps, an excursion into the mind of President Muhamamdu Buhari for a glimpse of his thought process, is the one thing that could help an average Nigerian understand the current state of […]

  By Abasiakan Emmanuel The media machine of Akwa Ibom State Government is now engaging blatant falsehood and conspiracy theories against Senators Godswill Akpabio and Ita Enang, blaming them for fierce public outrage that is […]

  Festus Adedayo Photographs evoke metaphors, imageries and diverse interpretations. Remember the award-winning photograph of Kevin Carter, which appeared in The New York Times of March 26, 1993? It was the picture of a famine-struck Sudanese boy, […]

My fellow Americans, and the people who brought me to the dance: Delawareans. I see my buddy Tom, Senator Tom Carper, down there. And I think, I think Senator Coons is there. And I think […]

  Festus Adedayo The Yoruba anticipate the fate of Mrs. Aishat Mohammed. Aftermath the murders, horrendous plunder and arson on the city of Lagos about two weeks ago, Mohammed was one of the captives of […]

  By Bisi Ezekiel Prior to his election as governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike has proved himself as a dogged fighter. He demystified the political power bloc in the state led by former […]

  By Abimbola Animasaun-Yagboyaju A protest is a tool used to demand change, and it usually serves as a conduit for the marginalised group to express their frustrations. It is, indeed, a universal language employed […]

A protest is a tool used to demand change, and it usually serves as a conduit for the marginalised group to express their frustrations. It is, indeed, a universal language employed by the powerless in […]