Opinion

By Reuben Abati One of the major news items in circulation has been the scarcity of tomato. Incidentally, Nigeria is (was) the 14th largest producer of ...

By Reno Omokri Having worked twice at the Nigerian Presidential villa and once at the British Parliament, if there is anything I have learnt, it ...

By Femi Idowu I have been following with keen interest the development in the country over the unfortunate attacks on communities by suspected Fulani herdsmen. ...

By Nkiruka Nnorom The Federal Government recently revealed plans to borrow N1.884 trillion from both local and international debt markets to fund the 2016 budget ...

By Reuben Abati   Niger Delta Avengers is the name of a new group of militants in the Niger Delta who claim to be different from ...

By Chris Ugwele Wordshot The other day it was Dubem Onyia and one other man. Today it was Ibrahim Mantu and Tunde Adeniran. They were ...

By Wole P. Ajayi The recent announcement by the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo that ‘there must be some substantial re-evaluation of the foreign exchange ...

By Bankole Sulaimon   President Muhammed Buhari’s anti-corruption crusade deserves our commendation and support especially with the prosecution of some perceived high and mighty in ...

By Reuben Abati I get confused these days reading many of the posts on social media, and text messages sent through cell phones, because of the ...

By Reuben Abati  “We have got the leaders of some fantastically corrupt countries coming to Britain… Nigeria and Afghanistan, possibly the two most corrupt countries ...