Author: YNaija
Opinion: Open letter to Buhari’s media team
by Umar Faruk Isah My first advice to the GMB media team is to make sure GMB visits every state in the South during his campaign, not just a campaign…
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Femi Falana: This is what we must do to save Nigeria…
by Femi Falana The dreaded Boko Haram sect has continued to unleash mayhem on defenceless civilians including school children in the northeast region. In the last couple of months, the…
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@Ajalayemi: 4 reasons why I wont play WWTBAM
by Yemi Ajala It will soon be another Friday and Who Wants To Be a Millionaire takes another stage on our television stations. I started watching the show shortly after it started.…
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@Diiwanna: Dwindling oil prices- a blessing in disguise (Y! FrontPage)
by Dayo Olugbemi On Monday, 1 December, I read Nwobodo Chidiebere's article, titled Dwindling Oil Price: A blessing in disguise. I would love to share my thoughts on it. While I think…
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@Uchebriggs: Globacom’s advertising – A case of two extremes #Ad Review
by Uche Briggs On the flip side, the ‘Glo 3-in-1 Multi Recharge Promo Ad’ with D’banj as lead is indeed cringe-worthy. One thing is certain regarding Globacom’s advertising practice -…
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Opinion: Where is the Goodluck Jonathan who had no shoes?
by Ken Oloye President Goodluck Jonathan should walk with his head low. It is unfortunate that he has betrayed millions of poor and average Nigerians who voted en mass to…
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Opinion: A dummy’s guide to Nigeria’s political future
by Douglas Imaralu Another look at some candidates vying for public office in 2015 reveals a not so bright future – but that’s just my opinion. From floundering musicians (9ice,…
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@tonyusidamen: How I landed my first PR gig – A guide for beginners
by Tony Usidamen Step up to the plate. Whether you’re a student working on a voluntary/part-time basis, or a fully employed young practitioner, you’ve got to demonstrate a genuine interest…
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Femi Aribisala: Time to get rid of Tinubu’s cronies in Lagos
by Femi Aribisala Bola Tinubu is not a democrat, has never been a democrat and will never be a democrat. There is a popular Yoruba song that says: “Eko o…
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Opinion: We should make friends and not enemies
by Emeka Asinugo The only meaningful way to "confront our self-hatred" as humans is by being useful to others at every given opportunity. The point being that whether we are…
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@Sonalaolumhense: An airport to make you cry
by Sonala Olumhense In case you missed the story, three of Nigeria’s top airports were this year rated among Africa’s worst 10. Africa’s Sleepinginair ports, which surveys travelers for its ratings,…
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Opinion: Who will Wole Soyinka vote as president?
by Kennedu Emetulu Two wrongs have never made a right and as always, the buck stops at the President’s desk. So,yeah, Soyinka is right to speak his mind and express…
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The 16 errors that are still taught in Nigerian schools
by Chinedu Rylan The title may be a little bit misleading, because this problem is not only limited to Nigerian schools. It’s a worldwide phenomenon occasioned by teachers, lecturers and…
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@DemolaRewaju: Why @MObanikoro is more marketable than @JimiAgbaje (Y! Politico)
by Demola Rewaju Flowing from Tunde Leye’s Friday Thoughts where he accurately postulated that the APC is badly positioned to maintain its stranglehold on Lagos, I think it is necessary…
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@TundeLeye: Life goes beyond Twitter (Y! FrontPage)
by Tunde Leye In many ways, the scenario painted above is a reflection of a dichotomy that exists today. A lot of people have become so caught up in the…
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Ikeoluwa Rickett: Eru (Poem)
by Ikeoluwa Rickett I thought you were synonymous with humility and wisdom, Because your fruit bear semblance with them, They told me you were healthy to have as part of…
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Opinion: Why @AsiwajuTinubu and @APCNigeria may lose #Lagos next year
by Ola Idowu Muiz Banire, a man not given to frivolous statements, some weeks back maintained that the APC may lose Lagos State and he openly criticised the role Tinubu…
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@_Iamarome : They came in green – Episode 3 (Y! Fiction)
by Arome Ameh READ: THEY CAME IN GREEN (EPISODE 1) READ: THEY CAME IN GREEN (EPISODE 2) I sat in the make shift lavatory, trying to make sense of everything…
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Simon Kolawole: A win-win balancing game – Lessons from Delta State
by Simon Kolawole Every election year comes with its own peculiar issues and talking points, but you can be sure there is a topic that never goes away: zoning and…
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@ErasmusIkhide: Great IFE students are heroes for booing the bully President
by Erasmus Ikhide The students of Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU demonstrated at the weekend that there is a reason to hope for a better Nigeria. They demonstrated in certain terms…
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@emmaugwutheman: The rebuke of Jonathan, the new King Nebuchadnezzar
by Emmanuel Ugwu It was certainly inevitable that President Goodluck Jonathan, who has, to all intents and purposes, abandoned restraint, would trudge on, like a pilgrim bound for doom. He had…
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Opinion: Blame Jonathan for Super Eagles problems
by Michael Egbejunmi-David President Jonathan has meddled in Nigerian football matters before. Then, as now, it ended in a fiasco. That first time, June 2010, after Nigeria crashed and burned…
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Garba Shehu: Have you seen the police website lately?
by Garba Shehu The tenure of the current Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Suleiman Abba has only just begun, but it may have already offered a glimpse of the way and…
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“You cannot go far on your own…“: Leading Ladies Africa speaks to Wana Udobang
by Francesca Uriri The distinctive, warm voice of Wana Udobang is one many radio listeners are familiar with. But beyond being an On-Air Personality, she is completely focused on living…
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@hymanprof: Tambuwal and his apostles of falsehood
by Hygienus Nwagwu Recent events in the Nigerian polity have been eliciting multiple reactions from different segments of the society with a preponderance of falsehood, half-truth and convoluted logic being peddled…
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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Competing in an uncertain world
by Ngozi Okonko-Iweala In addition, we have a short to medium term strategy typically used to deal with this kind of situation. The recovery of the global economy remains fragile…
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@Delemomodu: Goodluck Jonathan’s camp is prepared for war
by Dele Momodu Speak to anyone in President Jonathan’s camp and you are likely to get a glimpse of the danger ahead. They’ve made up their minds that the President…
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@Wildeji: How to pick a good dog breeder (Y! Superblogger)
by Deji Asiru-Balogun A good breeder will be willing to let you see the environment in which the dogs are bred and raised. If you pick a good breeder, the…
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Opinion: Dear North-East Christian and Muslim youths, you are foolish!
by Inibehe Effiong Dear Christian and Muslim youths in the North East of Nigeria, Let me begin by saying clearly that I share in your pains and agonies. I understand…
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@OluwasegunSomef: Can young Nigerians govern this country better?
by Oluwasegun Somefun The youth is a metaphysical endowment, an essential factor, a structure and a conditioning which has nothing to do with history- Thomas Mann. Ralph Waldo Emerson opined,…
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