The Refugee Crisis in Europe: One World, One Prosperity, or One Poverty?, By Olu Akanmu
One of the lessons the West must learn from the failure of its Syrian policy and the success of democracy in Tunisia is that nothing ultimately substitutes for the will of the people in finding ways of organising themselves in true mass movements to change their society. The true mass…
The Point in Terrorism We Are Missing, By Olalekan Waheed Adigun
Terrorists think in ways we don’t think in conventionally; they do things we don’t ordinarily do; their understanding of human nature and experiences differs remarkably from ours. They are not the ghosts or spirits they want us to believe they are, neither are they the overrated beasts we take them…
[sc:"post loop ad"]
The New Information Highway, By Dele Agekameh
The political parties may have their agenda, but the people’s agenda should remain the same to make the officials work to get tangible results that will speak for themselves in the next elections. Nigeria’s 2015 general elections have come and gone. We are now confronted with the ripple effects or…
Nigeria’s Ruling Elite Shown the Red Card, By Soji Apampa
For acting in wanton disregard of and with total contempt for Nigeria’s citizens, a red card has been issued to the ruling elite by the people proving that “The Power of the People is Greater than the People in Power - (Author Unknown)”. Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on…
