BY Cheta Nwanze By now, it should be clear to any and everyone that the current FG is on track to be the worst government Nigeria has ever had, bar…
Read Moreby Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani In our series of letters from African journalists, Nigerian novelist and writer Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani recalls how she was banned from speaking her mother tongue. My parents…
Read Moreby Olawale Rotimi Opeyemi Formal financial sector in Africa has been rocked with tough crisis over the recent decade; events of recent years have deepened the crisis. In all African…
Read Moreby Adekoya Boladale The Yorubas have a saying: 'agilinti ti nse ginniginni, iku apaa, ambelente opolo to fi ojojumo gbe ara re sanle' - a cameleon that threads with caution…
Read MoreSince NCC released that directive, the anger Nigerians feel can be cut with a knife. The eloquent, politically astutute and everyone who knows how to make 140 characters work is…
Read Moreby Eyiamoni Apeji It has taken me nineteen years of conformity to realize, but finally I can say with absolute certainty that I do not believe in world peace. Growing…
Read Moreby Irebami Taiwo Dear young fellow, I'mm angry that at this moment when we are supposed to be at the frontiers of this change, we are here taking the back…
Read Moreby Lekan Olanrewaju One of the most persistent revelations of any election cycle is the nature of the Undecided Voter. No, not the genuinely confused and/or torn, and not — but slightly…
Read MoreDecember 1st is just around the corner, and Nigerians are pleading with President to have a change of heart about the new Nigerian Communication Commission directive to increase data prices.…
Read MoreFollowing the announcement of the new Nigerian Communication Commission directive to raise data prices, Nigerians are blaming Buhari for their current predicament. It's probably safe to say that almost every…
Read MoreLamentations are rising from Nigerians, and it's quite in order. The frustration the Nigerian government is unleashing upon its citizenry is causing the hearts of many to boil. The insensitivity…
Read MoreIf you're looking for how to get money to start your business, this is for you. CEO of Profits Marketing, Ikenna Ronald Nzimora has quite some comprehensive advice for you.…
Read Moreby Viola Ifeyinwa Okolie I had a friend in school, the "most likely to succeed" type. She was brilliant - book and street smart - had the drive and ambition,…
Read Moreby Cheta Nwanze When you travel towards the South East from Lagos, there’s a distinct pattern to the stops that you are subjected to. There are multiple police and FRSC…
Read Moreby Pius Adesanmi In my entire adult life, every government in Nigeria has mouthed the platitude of economic diversification. Whether military or civilian, every administration has gone to the Aso…
Read Moreby Manasseh Victor I started the service year with a sense of uncertainty and anxiety as most intending Corp members. I heard different stories from different ex-Corps members on expectations…
Read Moreby Anthony Ademiluyi The APC came into power last year chanting the change mantra which saw them make history by defeating an incumbent. More than a year later, some critics…
Read Moreby Ebenezar Wikina Two days ago, I was just down; exhausted and almost depressed. I usually write away my sad thoughts, in my little journal I call Daybooks—I’ve filled 89…
Read Moreby Oluwaseun Adetunji & Uche Briggs The Nov 8th presidential election is without doubt one of the most dramatic elections in the history of the United States. If we look…
Read Moreby Jude Feranmi What would you do if you had all the political capital you needed in a political party? This question is meant for young Nigerians. Now, take a…
Read MoreDear Nigeria, All the decades you have lived, there's only one thing to say to you: you deserve better. On the operating table of colonialism and ease of administration, you…
Read Moreby Victor Terhemba I have decided to write a rejoinder to Mr Reuben Abati’s latest piece and maybe if I am able to one day gather enough social capital to…
Read Moreby Ikechukwu Yadi I sat in class drawing on an exercise book. Someone sat beside me. “How far your church girl?” “Titi?” “No, Mary Magdalene.” “She came to my house…
Read Moreby Chinua Ezenwa-Ohaeto That was my wife, Chiamaka, approaching. People thought her puerile and naïve but I deemed her exquisite. She was blithe and permissive, carefree and lax. We had…
Read MoreBleaching is a thing in Nigeria; a very serious thing. To understand just how serious it is, Bobrisky, one of Nigeria's cross dressers claims to "gross over N2 million, sometimes…
Read MoreFollowing the circulation of this clip below, where a lady caught her son with another man, neurosurgeon and writer Jasper Chinedum, who tweets @JajaPhD, shares his thoughts about the number…
Read MoreChris Izu Okafor It's quite easy to stereotype. It eases up the responsibility of explaining. Stating without variations is often much easier than describing exceptions and the whys that follow.…
Read Moreby Umar Hassan The absence of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and some APC South West Governors from the November 12th rally held in support of the Party's candidate in the Ondo…
Read MoreOne word we can use to describe our Lady Boss today is ‘pioneer’. Seun Tayo-Balogun, CEO of Brief Essentials saw a gap in the e-commerce sphere and set up an…
Read Moreby Olumodeji Shola You paused for a second, with your legs stiffed and cramp with indecision; and your consciousness endlessly trying to keep pace with the cascade of event around you,…
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