Buhari’s October 1 Rhetoric: the Terrific and the Forgettable, By Ebere Onwudiwe
The president’s speech has its shining moment.
Female Menopause and I, By Uddin Ifeanyi
If menopause is such a private hell, and affects women in their prime, why is it talked of in whispers...
The NBA, Corruption and the Rule of Law, By Babafemi Badejo
The NBA in Nigeria acts by its silence on the indictment of lawyers for perpetrating corruption in the quest of...
Buhari’s 60th Anniversary Broadcast As Pimper’s Paradise, By Festus Adedayo
That broadcast was replete with a surfeit of inaccuracies, false claims and self-adulations that are at best incongruous with realities.
Nigeria at 60: Are there Signs of A Failed State?, By Justine John Dyikuk
Those who often think that constructive criticism means disrespecting the nation and its handlers must have a rethink.
Satanic Mansion: Senator Dino Melaye and the Lost Youth Generation, By Toyin Falola
The Dino Melaye trademark represents cancer that is fast spreading in the psyche of the average exposed and socially battered...
The Coronavirus and the Epitaph of Donald Trump, By Femi Aribisala
“God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble.” (James 4:6).
Saluting Captain Mbaye Diagne, the Soldier Who Covered UN’s Shame, By Owei Lakemfa
The exact number of lives Diagne saved is unknown.
Gov. El-Rufai, Beware of the Verdict of History In Appointing A New Emir, By Muhammad Danasabe
Governor El-Rufai clearly does not care about ruining one of the institutions that signify our African heritage.
Transcending COVID: Why Won’t You Explore Nigeria?!, By Fidelis Nwangwu
With what is now in place, what will be your excuse for not exploring and loving Nigeria?
