Opinion

A macabre dance is slowly unfolding in another section of the country and sadly we all wait to allow what was once an ember to fan into a billowing wildfire. The spate of killings going on in Benue state...

On behalf of the good people of Nigeria, we command our government to immediately without protocol –since no protocol was used in stealing this funds outside of the budget—STOP ‘subsidizing’ kerosene. With immediate effect, the NNPC must commence selling kerosene...

Recently we have been hearing news about western countries openly condemning the decision of the Nigerian government to ban homosexuality. The United States has even gone to the extent of threatening to impose sanctions on Nigeria and top officials...

A fortnight, a lecturer with the Abia State Polytechnic called and was weeping. I thought that he had lost somebody. Although, I had not met with the caller in person, but on enquiring why he was crying, he told...

The problem I have with Mr Sonala Olumhense's articles on the Coordinating Minister and Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is the general absence of verified facts and the basing of opinions on gross inaccuracies. For instance, Mr Olumhense writes...

There is little left denying thatReckless and Incompetent are two words that absotively and posolutely define the Goodluck Jonathan regime. It is quizzingly disturbing however that a few remaining diversionists insist on the Straw man fallacy argument, raising the...

Daily, the international press informs and educates her millions of audience on the disturbing cases of unprecedented upsurge of asylum seekers in Europe from Africa and other developing societies. A number of these refugees are classified as economic migrants...

Let Niger Delta have their oil income and expend it anyway they want. Our regional desire is to change our commonwealth to regional wealth management, forever. We must ask ourselves about the choice between oil income and reintegration of...

Once again, Nigerians faced further attacks in the northern part of the country that has left over 43 school children dead. This is another great loss of innocent lives at the hands Boko Haram in the Federal Government College...

Niran Adedokun, a much respected writer asked in an article in the Punch on February 21st, “What is the North’s way of dealing with Boko Haram?” If I may, I will like to take a minute to respond to...