Opinion

  By Jude Aghai Nigeria is doing a lot in the railway sector. The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, is a very passionate political leader overseeing the sector. His passion for success in that sector […]

By Wale Adele With the aggressive progress of technology (ICT) around the world, especially in the western world and partially Asia, the rest peoples of the world had concluded that certainly all animals were not […]

AN OPEN LETTER TO JAGABAN – Femi Fani-Kayode “Even the obstacles on my way, I predict them before those that will bring them will start to think about them. I plan for betrayal, I plan […]

By Festus Adedayo Court-suspended All Progressives Party (APC) Chairman, Adams Oshiomhole, a few days before his court ouster, subtly flexed his power muscles and demonstrated a commendable grasp of African proverbs and aphorisms. Taking to […]

Ode To Fatherhood By Oludolapo Okunniga Some things remain a mystery. One of those is why a child’s first babble is what has been accepted as his or her father’s name. Ba-ba, Da-da, Za-dy, the […]

By Babafemi Ojudu A friend of mine on Facebook raised the above poser this morning. Yes many people are raising same and they are right to do so following the recent happenings in our party. […]

Sexual/Gender-based Violence: Rising from This Low Point By Bukola Saraki When I tweeted on the sad incident of the rape and murder of Vera Uwala Omozuwa in a Benin church last week, I did so […]

Hope ’93: Where were you? By Oludolapo Okunniga I was in Ile Ife, aspiring to leave Secondary School. I had one year to go which meant I was, by then, politically-conscious of the players on […]

27 years ago…a national dream was aborted… By Dapo Falade Who knows, the Nigerian narratives would have probably changed for the better by now. The man came prepared, knowing what he wanted. He started out […]