Slaughtered Farmers, Shekwo, Sultan of Sokoto and Nigeria’s Sad Reality, By Festus Adedayo
With the most recent tragic news of the slaughter of over 40 rice farmers by Boko Haram in Zabarmari, Jere...
Believing In the Lord Jesus Christ, By Femi Aribisala
Faith in Jesus is an active participle. If we believe in Jesus, our actions will testify to our faith.
Of Good and Evil: The Duality of Human Nature, By Osmund Agbo
The role we should play every day as decent people in an increasingly complex world, is to help others show...
Nigerians: Groping Towards a Post-pandemic World, By Owei Lakemfa
Professor W. Alade Fawole argued that vaccine nativism or apartheid, will not work.
Salami Report: Why the Silence On Findings Against Magu?, By Thomas Agboola
A damp muddle is hanging precariously over the president’s fight against corruption.
There’s No Violence, No Terrorism In Islam, By Murtadha Gusau
In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Grantor of Mercy All praises are due to Allah and peace...
The Challenge of Ethnic Federalism, By Jibrin Ibrahim
Nigeria is the last African country standing for federalism, at least on the level of rhetoric.
Streams of Tears for Amaka Victor Ndoma-Egba, By Sam Akpe
May her soul rest in peace.
The Missionary In a Sexualised World: Sexual Revolution In Focus, By Justine John Dyikuk
Indeed, with the Master in the boat, nothing would deter the Church from this onerous yet exciting task of casting...
In Search of Lai Mohammed, By Azu Ishiekwene
Why and how he would threaten to “sanction” CNN without any material proof left me wondering which Mohammed is in...
