Category: Opinion
The Thread: Why is consent is so hard to understand? | #BBNaija
Big brother Naija housemate TBoss was assaulted by Kemen yesterday and he was disqualified and given the boot. You should ...
The Thread: Kemen was not the only sexual predator in the #BBNaija house
Ekemini Ekerette, aka Kemen has been disqualified from the Big Brother Nigeria game for groping TBoss while she was asleep. ...
The Thread: #BBNaija proves Nigerians will always blame the victim
After today, Kemen’s name will be synonymous with pevert. Actually, if Twitter NG is anything to go by, majority of ...
Opinion: Territories, territorial spirits and spiritual warfare
by Isaac Aluko Ademoroti The chances are that most people already know that for political and administrative purposes, the entire world ...
Hooked on drugs, addicted to sex, I wanted to die but Jesus saved me
by Gaza Knigami Precious I’ve been scared to share my testimony People (in church most especially) knew me as that ...
Opinion: Millennials, has the Church failed us?
by Jesse Dan Yusuf More and more millennials are leaving the church in America, reports the 2015 survey conducted by ...
The Thread: Oge Okoye and all the other hilarious moments from AMVCA2017
We are still talking about the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards, and it is clear that the viewers are opinionated ...
The Thread: The #AMVCA fashion this year has us terribly confused
The Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards is ongoing. Ladies always use this opportunity to work what their mama gave them. ...
Opinion: Wanna write a proposal? Think love letters!
by Olufemi Babalogbon I like love letters. LOL. They are the typical example of what a proposal should be. The ...
The Thread: How to live happily ever after on Twitter
Twitter can be a harsh, unforgiving land, but only if you haven’t figured your way around it. Thankfully, @WoleOdeleye has ...
Opinion: I am not a Geek, but I need a job too
Maintaining relevance in this 3rd era of automation by Benjamin Dada For real, this is me on a normal ...
Eketi Edima Ette: The single girl’s guide to house hunting in a Nigerian city
by Eketi Edima Ette Are you a single girl? Are you or have you been searching for a house? Are ...
Opinion: How I survived police brutality
by Okwy Anazodo Have you ever been faced by a mob of gun-toting strangers and you felt that in ...
Opinion: South Africa: Xenophobia or ‘Afro-Asiaphobia’?
by Jideofor Adibe The recent upsurge in anti-immigrant attacks in South Africa has renewed concerns about the episodic wave ...
Today’s Noisemakers: Oby Ezekwesili, Babatunde Gbadamosi, Tunji Andrews and others
Every day, there are people who keep our eyes glued to our phone screens as we read their rants, opinions, ...
The Thread: There is no excuse for making people work for free
Binju (@UPNEPA) is not taking it lightly with Nigerian CEOs who are making a case for unpaid internships, and refusinv ...
The Thread: Rachael Dolezal, who pretended to be black, is even more nuts than we thought and here’s the proof
Remember the professor whose parents outed her as having being born white after she had successfully persuaded everyone, including the ...
The Thread: Young people need to look beyond money when getting employed
Experience, they say, is the best teacher. And that experience doesn’t have to be your own. Amara Nwankpa has nothing ...
The Thread: Sometimes, working for free is a great thing
Last month, a debate began on Twitter over the value of internships in Nigeria. Nigerian employers, particularly in the tech ...
Funmi Iyanda: Theory of death- In conversation with my mother
by Funmi Iyanda Funmi: So, Did you die? Yetunde: Yes. Funmi: That’s a relief; I spent too long thinking you ...
Letter to the son of man: Buhari’s absence has offered us a glimmer of hope
by Adeojo Kolawole Adeyemi Hannibal Dear Son of Man, My conscience bleeds this morning for my country. Not ...
Tunde Leye: Why has Africa refused to evolve?
by Tunde Leye In Africa, we like to say that we work very hard. We also have this history nostalgia, ...
Opinion: Before it is too late- My second epistle to bitter Wendell Smilin aka Reno Omokri
by David Iyofor My Dear Wendell Smilin aka Reno Omokri, If you are astonished that I am writing you a ...
Opinion: Facebook, Saraki, and the era of digital governance in Nigeria
by Akorede Shakir No one knew it would end up winning an international accolade… One of the greatest online clampdowns ...
The Thread: Is it too late for Nigeria to save itself from corruption?
Nigeria will never exhaust the topic of corruption. How we became so corrupt? Who introduced us to corruption? How, if ...
Opinion: Reno Omokri continues to make us question his sanity
by Solomon Okocha “The great thing about irony is that it splits things apart, gets up above them so we ...
Reno Omokri: Rotimi Amaechi- Leave trash for LAWMA
by Reno Omokri Again, Nigeria’s Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi, has left the issues raised by my response to his ...
Opinion: Why should Mathematics and Science subjects be taught in local languages in primary schools?
by Awosanya ‘Yinka How interesting will it be if mathematics and other subjects like basic science or computer studies are being ...
Olusegun Adeniyi: Olusegun Obasanjo at 80
by Olusegun Adeniyi Despite our own personal failings and inadequacies, we expect our leaders to do everything right—from finding solutions ...
The Thread: Much ado about questions by customer care personnel
Twitter is threads and threads are Twitter. At least that’s what this tweep (@Sasen_Aro) thought about Twitter’s utility when she used ...
The September Standard
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- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy