Although academia is generally accepted to have been on a downward spiral across Nigeria, the discursive space is bustling with sharp, inviting topics being handled by well-established names... Read more
It is perhaps too early to sing their praises but they have sent signals too powerful to ignore in the midst of suffering and gloom. Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State The first on Interven... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja There is a point about the late Raymond Dokpeshi warranting this tribute. Otherwise, his associates and all those who interacted with him closely have said all that ought to... Read more
The Organization of Trade Unions of West Africa (OTUWA) is mourning Comrade Rabiatou Serah Diallo, the Guinean labour leader it says has broken many glass ceilings in her country and interna... Read more
The only difference between this and the previous version is the headline. Readers have rejected the previous headline and it stands changed. All other things about this deeply interesting i... Read more
Before now, each of them was sent to read and get excellent grades and come out and practice law brilliantly. Well, they did that, having all been so certified by the Nigerian Law School. Ho... Read more
By Morufu Omigbule The latest in the series of verbal assault against the Ooni is the much publicised manner of exchange of greetings between the Ooni and the popular Nollywood star, Chief P... Read more
By Branko Milanovic A few days ago I re-read the book of Lenin’s final years’ speeches and letters. The book covers the years 1922 and 1923 (Lenin died in January 1924). I grabbed the... Read more
We never get to know a person until a certain thing happens. This is the story of this Kano-Borno-Delta girl but who is now an eaglet Madam. There was a time Maiduguri town became uniquely d... Read more
If she did not carry herself as a rarity when she was alive, that must have been a gesture of modesty rather than lack. Otherwise, she was and remained a rarity. She had physical beauty whic... Read more
