Opinion

By Louis Amoke In keeping with his vision to institutionalise an uncommon leadership style that is inclusive, focused, peaceful, godly,...

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

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

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

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

By Simon Ibe Many companies across the world often come up with programmes or initiatives aimed at positively impacting their...

By Reuben Abati The second wave of democratization in Africa, beginning in the 80s, and the gradual establishment of democracy...

By Olukayode Kolawole Undoubtedly the giant of Africa - with an estimated population of 194 million people, Nigeria remains the...

By Abimbola Adelakun On Tuesday, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, wife of the erstwhile strongman of opposition politics, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu,...

By Reuben Abati To expand the democratic space in Nigeria and to ensure the legitimacy and stability of our democratic...

By Abimbola Adelakun By now, almost everybody in Nigeria has heard, and, maybe, laughed out loud over Philomena Chieshe and...

By Reuben Abati Dear Editor, NatGeo, I am a great fan of your magazine, National Geographic, and your sister platform,...

By Reuben Abati Jimoh Moshood, the current Police Public Relations officer in Abuja is probably the most unprofessional occupier of that...

By Reuben Abati  The drama, the controversy, the confusion, the double entendre, attended by seeming cowardice, that grew around a...