Category: Opinions
In Warri And Port Harcourt, Refineries Died
By Akange Akange Death, a universal truth, has been a source of fascination and contemplation throughout human history. It’s no surprise that literature, the...
In Warri And Port Harcourt, Refineries Died
By Akange Akange Death, a universal truth, has been a source of fascination and contemplation throughout human history. It’s no surprise that literature, the...
Warri: What Should Nigerians Expect From NNPCL And Kyari?
By Usman Okeme There is grave danger in believing in a lie. The Holy Bible condemns anyone who believe in a lie. God is not a liar and therefore admonishes His...
Yahaya Bello : Betrayed By Trust, Redeemed By Choice!
Leadership is often seen as a fragile bridge of trust; built with vision, maintained with integrity, and, most times, tested by the actions of others. His...
Illegality of EFCC: All eyes on the Supreme Court
On October 22, just days away, the Supreme Court would be hearing a suit filed by no fewer than 16 state governments challenging the constitutionality of the laws...
His Excellency, Alhaji Yahaya Bello’s Transformative Impact in Growing the Next Generation of Academics in Kogi State – The Uncelebrated Visionary
By Abdul Mohammed Lawal. Some individuals are so intentional about their actions that they often achieve remarkable results without seeking recognition. Their...
GOV. ODODO’S 100 DAYS IN OFFICE AND THE UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT OF ARISE TV MEDIA CREW.
One of the hallmark of journalism or journalist in any reputable and responsible media organization is “Objectivity”. It is the duty of journalist and...
The Boring Songs Of Ajaokuta Steel Company (SECOND STANZA)
When it comes to the matter of Ajaokuta, it can be incredibly frustrating to witness the facts on the ground. These facts should ideally facilitate the work of...
My Travails In The Hands of SARS
By Ahmed S. Adoke Last week, 20th October 2022, some youths gathered at Lekki toll gate, Lagos to mark the anniversary of the historic “End SARS”...
FROM THIRD WORLD TO FIFTH: AT 62, NIGERIA AS A BAD EXAMPLE
by Muhammed Jamiu Adoke In the late 1960s when leaders like Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore and Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, former vice president of the UAE and...
