Opinion

As far as I am concerned, Nigeria’s leader, Goodluck Jonathan, his Vice Namadi Sambo, former Army Chief Azubuike Ihejirika and Former FCT Minister Nasir El Rufai are all joint sponsors of Boko Haram and one group cannot extricate itself...

The buzzword among Nigerian air travellers these days is “standard”. Perhaps the reality of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) report that described African airports as among the costliest in the world besides offering shoddy service has begun to...

The Nigerian Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Kenneth Minimah, should publicly offer profound apologies to all women and girls in the nation having recently declared a militarized form of domestic threat against military personnel wives. Just a few...

Much has been said about President Obama's strategy to degrade and eventually "destroy" the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Regardless of the soundness of the President's strategy, to ensure greater success in defeating ISIS, three distinct interlinked...

There is now a unanimity of considerable opinion from knowledgeable and competent sources that Nigeria's educational sector is gravely sick and in urgent need of comprehensive surgical overhaul both from the policy direction and in the area of standards. The...

Ever since the former deputy governor of Enugu State, Mr. Sunday Onyebuchi was impeached by the members of the State House of Assembly, I have read, watched and listened to views expressed by different commentators in the country. While...

The death of Brigadier General Benjamin Adekunle provides a stark contrast between the great potentials of the past and the bleak future of the present. His death provides a timeline that shows two pictures: that Nigeria is not progressing...

This is a solemnly written letter to all the people of Borno. Let those who can, read it and those who cannot have it read to them. I greet you in the name of the Creator; Will you let Jonathan do...

In this centennial season of blame game over everything that has gone wrong with Nigeria since 1914, it is not surprising that President Goodluck Jonathan has become the whipping boy. Yes, the buck stops at the President's desk –...

On the eve of the all-important vote for Scotland's separation from UK, a Scottish lad was interviewed on public Radio about why and how he had come to a Yes decision after months of being undecided. He agreed that...