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AIT: Guilty as charged?, by Julian Stanislaus
He ended up willingly signing a brokered “settlement” agreement that merely bought him time to pay long outstanding license fees of AIT/RayPower, and committed him to “take the necessary internal...
Read moreBuharism: Case for national ideology, by Mansur Wambai
The issue of lack of ideological anchor for our democratic dispensation has not received the attention it deserves so far largely because of the type of political leaders who have...
Read moreLiving with official evil of Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, by Demola Samson
Here is a huge example of evil being perpetrated in Abuja and its environs by the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company! On October 26, 2018, Sir Solomon Ejase-Tobrise Udele wrote a...
Read moreThe truth about Lagos-Ibadan railway project, by Abdullahi Mohammed
From the above, even the blind can note the huge benefits that are in embedded in the project in fact, there are some other benefits which the country is gaining...
Read moreNduka Obaigbena: Footprints of a media colossus at 60, by Lanre Alfred
My Chairman, the Publisher of ThisDay Newspaper, Prince Nduka Obaigbena...The story of his life is not as smooth as a bowling ball gliding on a varnished lane. It is the...
Read moreOsun State, Supreme Court and stubborn facts, by Oladeinde Akinyede
“Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.” — John Adams,...
Read moreFederal High Court: Who next after Justice Abdu-Kafarati?, by Adewole Kehinde
The Chief Judge of the Federal High Court of Nigeria, Hon. Justice Adamu Abdu-Kafarati, is due for retirement. He became a Judge of the Federal High Court on October 31,...
Read moreBayelsa governorship as Igali’s second missionary journey, by Sufuyan Ojeifo
But a reflective citizenry and a perceptive electorate have come to see through the hollowness of the ritual such that they are able to ensure that their measured and reasonable...
Read moreNLTP: Human face of a savage scheme, by Ifedayo Babalola
It is no wonder, therefore, that legends exist in all parts of the world about hybrid creatures. As children, their stories filled you with such dread that you feared to...
Read moreAfrica: Sports as a business and brand, by Victor Oladokun
The empty seat syndrome in suggests that football fans are voting with their feet, or better still with their backsides. Fans are choosing not to watch live football events, and...
Read moreHow Tokunbo Abiru transformed Polaris Bank
There are bankers and there are bankers, but the Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Polaris Bank Limited, Adetokunbo Mukhail Abiru, is arguably one of the most successful...
Read moreNBC, Female World Cup and lesbianism, by Gabriel Agbo
Ordinarily, there should not be anything strange about praising an athlete, but connecting this to homosexuality makes the whole thing suspicious.
Read moreNext Level for Disability Law in Nigeria, by Hameed Oyegbade
The Act envisages the condition and limitations of persons living with disabilities and makes provision for their inclusion in the society at least as succour to mitigate their emotional and...
Read moreSouth West security and our governors’ dilemma, by Abiodun Komolafe
Without being immodest, the South West as a bloc is in need of programmes and policies that can help it recalibrate its socioeconomic consciousness.
Read moreEpie/Atissa political albatross: Time for empathy, by Etete Enideneze
But the Ijaw speaking ethnic group in the state, precisely Southern Ijaw and Sagbama subgroups have had opportunity to occupy governorship position twice each in substantive capacities.
Read moreIsoko and loud call for ministerial position, by Joe Ogbodu
That equity is done is justice itself to the man who seeks equity. Which is why the Isoko people have been clamouring for equity and justice in the distribution of...
Read moreRape and the Senior Pastor of COZA, by Reuben Abati
Pentecostalism in Nigeria is almost synonymous with perfection and anointment, a man only needs to claim that he has been called by God, and that he sees visions and can...
Read moreWhy I won’t stand idly watching Buhari persecute Saraki, by Atiku Abubakar
The laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria are made for all and we fought for democracy so that the powers of the state would not be used to suborn...
Read moreThe Knowledge Salesman: Wale Babalakin’s legacy at 59, by Ayodeji Olaosun
His education philosophy has earned him enemies, insults, even persecution, all of which are mediocre, pedestrian and ephemeral.
Read moreProphet T.B Joshua and the journey to Nazareth, by Dele Momodu
Wow, we seem to underrate T. B Joshua back home. Without sounding profane, he is regarded and treated like a supernatural being in Israel. He is adored and worshipped with...
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