Opinion

By Oliver Ejike Ujah In the simmering Abuja heat, a young man was busy giving out hand bills in the ever busy Berger roundabout and ...

By Stella Oduah Four years have passed since 14th April 2014 when 276 girls were abducted in a girl’s secondary school in Chibok, Borno state ...

By Feranmi Ajuwon  As businesses shift from the traditional brick and mortar approach of engaging customers to e-commerce, it has become more evident that financial ...

By Femi Adesina There are two options for those in contention for the presidency in 2019: run, or run away. Now that President Muhammadu Buhari ...

By Louis Amoke In keeping with his vision to institutionalise an uncommon leadership style that is inclusive, focused, peaceful, godly, result and people-oriented, the Enugu ...

By Abdulrazaq Hamzat The terrorist group, Boko Haram is yet to be defeated, degraded or decimated, this is the glaring truth that must be accepted ...

By Niyi Akinnaso Keen observers of English language usage in Nigeria would have noticed persistent errors in the spoken or written output of most Nigerians, ...

By Stella Oduah Making legislation that serves the interest of the people. A lot has been achieved in the past three years at the Senate. Generally ...

By Reuben Abati Professor Wole Soyinka was keynote speaker at the maiden annual lecture of the Ripples Centre for Data and Investigative Journalism held in ...

By Simon Ibe Many companies across the world often come up with programmes or initiatives aimed at positively impacting their societies and it has not ...