Few weighty men stuck to the lordship of a crumbling house. In a desperate attempt to rebuild the house, they sweet-talked some differently aggrieved, selfish, fellow landlords of other houses into making their own houses Read More
The unceasing spate of insecurities pervading the country has made establishment of state police unarguably desirable. It smacks of mischief to insinuate that the Nigerian Police as centrally constituted are not trying their best. The Read More
Born on November 27, 1976 Olanrewaju Fasasi popularly known as Sound Sultan (SS) died on July 11, 2021 after succumbing to throat cancer in United States of America. He left the world at a time that Nigeria is experiencing Read More
Ahead of the forthcoming congress of the All Progressives Congress (APC), it is important to stress the need for party-men to place more premium on the exercise, especially in states where the party is Read More
SIR: The recent nocturnal raid on Sunday Adeyemo, aka Sunday Igboho’s residence by the operatives of the DSS brings to the front burner once again the propriety or otherwise of the federal government’s Read More
After five hours of heartbreakingly sweaty and the ‘last of its kind’ meeting between the Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde and his cabinet members on the 30th of June, 2021, the decision to axe seventeen commissioners had Read More
Fidelity Bank PLC, a leading Deposit Money Bank in Nigeria’s retail banking space with about 6 million customers across its 250 branches, has always set the bar when it comes to its leadership. It is worthy Read More
(Published in the Nigerian Tribune on Monday, 5 July, 2021) It was in Hubert Ogunde’s ‘Jayesinmi’ that we last saw witches transforming into cats – black cat, red cat. I never knew witchery and witchcraft have found Read More
For the everyday politician, political activities must start from the items that shout his name to the rooftops – the broken culvert on a popular road, a failed road beside his opponent’s house or disused Read More
But what actually makes state violence more moral or more legitimate, than non-state actor violence beyond the assertion by powerful people that this is a fact? Maha Hilal queried. The simple answer in Nigeria’s Read More
