Re-Ooni Ogunwusi, Sunday Igboho, and “The Slippery Floor”, By Remi Oyeyemi
I want to thank Mr. Richard Akinola for this message. It would not be the first of its kind to
Buhari’s Nigeria Is Not My Nigeria – Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Things have fallen apart completely in Nigeria. Nothing has made many Nigerians lose faith in Nigeria more than the impunity
Sir Tom Moore (1920 – 2021): A Quintessential Humanist
By Olufunke Cole A life devoted to others within the enclave of a hugely and handsomely built up sacrifice cannot
The Priest and The President, By Femi Adesina
Let’s go back in time to May 2004, when the lands of Yelwa-Shendam, in Plateau State, had turned crimson. Primitive
Dangote: A Billionaire’s Sexcapades! By Ozodinukwe Okenwa
Aliko Dangote is the richest man in Africa. According to the latest Forbes Billionaires list he has comfortably maintained his
How I begged Sunday Igboho to avoid bloodbath: Tunde Bakare
“Where were the police and security agencies when those people were being killed? If their killers were not brought to
Generational Integration and “Youthilitarian” Democracy, By Pastor Tunde Bakare
I was in my forties when Nigeria returned to civil rule in 1999. Around those early years of the Fourth
Where are President Buhari’s Enemies?
By Lasisi Olagunju I am tired of writing about President Muhammadu Buhari. Hackneyed subjects can become rancid, rank meals for
Inheritance: ‘My Brothers Took Everything When My Father Died’
Women are still routinely being cut out of their parents’ inheritance in parts of south-eastern Nigeria, despite a Supreme Court
The Museveni Irony – Kayode Komolafe
In his younger days, President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, who was re-elected a fortnight ago for a sixth term in
GameStop: David and Goliath or a Political Fable?
Take a company that’s been around for years. Think of a high street VHS video store in the age of
Tribute to Tony Momoh – Tola Adeniyi
Tony Momoh, Nigeria’s pioneer teacher of Journalism Practice and first Director/ CEO of Times Training Institute was one of the
Adesina’s Drumbeats Signalling Imminent Crackdown
By Bola Bolawole turnpot@gmail.com0807 552 5533 “After the uprising against Fulani herdsmen all over the land/Presidential spokesperson, Femi Adesina, issued
General Buhari Going to Help Mozambique Fight Terrorism is Penny-wise and Pound- foolish By Wumi Akintide
Nigerian General Buhari going to help Mozambique fight Terrorism at a time Nigeria is being torn apart and totally polarized
Buhari and the New Service Chiefs, by Reuben Abati
Many Nigerians were understandably shocked, surprised, if not alarmed last week, when they suddenly heard the news that the President
People’s Gazette and the Serial Attack on Press Freedom in Nigeria, By Festus Ogun
“When the public’s right to know is threatened, and when the rights of free speech and free press are at
Insecurity Will Begin To End Via Constitutional Force Majeure, By Ndidi Uwechue
The day after Nigeria became a Disputed Project with the proclamation of a Constitutional Force Majeure (more on this later),
Nigeria in a Mess Because of Bad Leadership, Says Utomi
Pat UtomiFor Nigeria to emerge clean out of the current mess it has found itself, the challenge of bad leadership
Remembering Kunle Adepeju, Nigeria’s First Student Martyr, 50 Years After
By Bukola Adepeju Today, February 1, 2021 is the fiftieth anniversary of the killing of Adekunle Ademuyiwa Adepeju, a 23-year-old
Igboho and Owambe Cultural Practice
Music blared. Joy floated. Naira rained. Feet trampled. This is the spectacle of Nigerian lavish parties called owambe, a short-lived
