Opinion

Without any iota of doubt, the United States of America (USA) is a well organised country and, with the help of technology at the highest level of human efforts, the society, to a large extent, […]

  ANIKE DIARY with Oludolapo Okunniga   If you are not driving by yourself and you have to be at UI or Bodija, let’s say from Challenge, then you will have to board a cab […]

  Joi Nunieh, Omo-Agege and 2023 politics By Bola Gbinije Ms Joi Nunieh, the former Acting Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), is obviously bitter over the loss of her plum job […]

  By Olubayo Aderemi One of the many gaps the rampaging COVID-19 pandemic has revealed in the fabric of the Nigerian society is the total absence of plans for emergency preparedness in many areas including […]

Magu, maggots and Maga dogs By Festus Adedayo Again, the system felled Ibrahim Magu, Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) last week. It had always done that. Olusegun Obasanjo, the maiden […]

A Keynote Address by Professor Sheriff Folarin at the Closing Plenary of Covenant International Model United Nations (CIMUN) Conference on Wednesday, July 8, 2020. To realise our collective dream of a better United Nations; of […]

  Prickly Auntie By Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi Maybe I am turning into one of those prickly aunties we used to avoid when we were young…the ones who always had something to say about what, when, why […]

  By Oludolapo Okunniga Red flags on a route or trail or road, means there is danger ahead. It is a sign that you have to turn or seek an alternative route. It is so […]

LEGAL PERSPECTIVE With Oludolapo Okunniga The Last Testament Last year I took a client to the High court to lodge her Will. She was then closing to 70. As it is the procedure, a testator […]