by Chidi Amuta Through the hopes that have been repeatedly dashed and the promises that have never been kept, politicians ...
by Uche Igwe Whether the police is present at the booth or not, it makes no difference. My fear ...
by Emmanuel Ugwu News of a defeat will shake the foundation of Jonathan’s sense of personal identity. It will devastate ...
by Adekoya Boladale Over the years, sociopolitical scholars and writers of thought, in an attempt to finding the sole reason ...
by Tayo Ogunbiyi Improved night economy has positive implications for all classes of economic activities. Various people view night time ...
by Gabriel Olatunji When you feel less of yourself because of a defect on your body you are definitely ...
by Is’haq Kawu “We, therefore, do not believe that a country should die because it held elections. On the contrary, ...
by Niran Adedokun When labour unions that should fight the cause of the people have suddenly become part of the ...
by Niyi Akinnaso Why wouldn’t they bring good luck to Jonathan now, when he has been bringing good luck to ...
by Adedapo Adebajo True democracy negates the monopoly of power by one party. Sixteen years ago I was a teenager ...
by Ogunyemi Bukola Country is like an industry. It must be managed properly by people who have brain and great ...
by Waziri Adio We need to start thinking more as citizens than as partisans. And we need to return to ...
by Seun Fakuade The unprecedented rise of Muhammadu Buhari, whose incorruptibility and integrity remains unquestionable, is not only an indictment ...
by Kayode Komolafe The air of uncertainty heralding the elections is another symptom of underdevelopment. The processes should be regular ...
by Shaka Momodu Anyone who denies that Abacha looted the nation’s treasury not only holds our values in contempt but ...
by Oyewole Rolex …posterity is the final judge of the acts of humans. Irrespective of our religious, cultural and political ...
by Douglas Anele In fact, the speech he delivered at Chatham House on Thursday, February 26, creates the impression that ...
by Peregrino Brimah They allow terrorists kill 100,000 of us and displace 3 million more, we will say, “e go ...
by Sam Itauma Whereas we now have the groundnut pyramid back in the Northern region of Nigeria after 50 years ...
by Dominik Umosen Until this cardinal objective of exorcising the demon of feudalism and freeing the country of its enduring ...
by SM Ifoyike Today, in our failed state called Nigeria, the goal-post has been shifted by the military authority. They ...
by Gimba Kakanda “They are looking for fight, they are looking for war… That is why they went and take ...
by Eloho Omame Undecided isn’t good enough. Millions of us are counting on you. Please spend the next few days ...
by Tundun Sofoluke Aljazeera called him badluck, the Economist termed him a failure, but as far as we are concerned, ...
by Tolu Ogunlesi March 28. On this day in history, Flavius Valens became, in 364 AD, co-emperor of the Roman ...
by Sonala Olumhense If you want to marry a husband, never you marry a wakabout. If you marry a wakabout ...
by Inibehe Effiong When I consider the many threats to my life for refusing to dine with the scavengers of ...
by Atedo Peterside Wake up on any day of your choice and accuse NNPC of failing to remit 100% of ...
by Sam Omatseye Man makes machine. Man fears machine. The creature becomes god to its maker. The fear of automaton ...
by Abdulrahman Leme Like all elections in the past, the major determinant of the election outcome is not necessarily the ...