The New Normal, By Amma Ogan
In May of this year the story of the abducted schoolgirls of Chibok topped the agenda of a meeting jointly...
Righting the Wrongs in Human Rights, By Femi Falana
Since 1960, the ruling class has always entrenched fundamental rights in the Consitution. But as the fundamental rights are limited...
Human Rights 365, By Obo Effanga
It is important that every citizen participate in government personally.
Nigerian fiscal austerity is a moral armament, By Roberts Orya
Raising the level of debt at a time of dwindling revenue is both unrealistic and problematic.
Nigeria: A People, an Economy and its Prospects, By Bello Bwari
“It's easy to see, hard to foresee.”- Benjamin Frankline For years Nigerians and their leaders took it for granted that oil...
Lagos, Slave Trade and the Founding Fathers, By Damola Awoyokun
“Merchant sailor, businessman, farmer, pioneer industrialist, patriot, statesman, churchman, missionary and philanthropist,” so begins Adeyemo Elebute in this fabulous new...
Sam Nda-Isaiah’s Big Ideas, By Dan Agbese
On my way from the Abuja International Airport sometime last year, I saw a small billboard with the photograph of...
The Listening Leader, By Taiwo Odukoya
"…be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry" (James 1:19b) In June 2013, the Norwegian Prime Minister,...
Changing Tide For The Niger Delta, By Eric Teniola
Almost every Nigerian leader, has attempted to solve the problems of the Niger Delta region. Some did by establishing bodies...
Snatching Rivers State From The Jaws Of Death, By Rotimi Amaechi
The only constant thing in life is change and life’s greatest gifts is the gift of reproduction. Today, we begin...
