Opinion

By Toby Prince “Must we always kill our best?” This poignant question, credited to the late Ken Saro Wiwa, resonates deeply in the current political

By Kabir Ahmed Panti When you hear people call him “Farmer Governor”, you would be tempted to assume that someone with a heavy Hausa accent

An independent review and investigation into the matter as requested by Abure is welcomed to lay out the facts through a well established public inquiry/probe

By Sunday Thomas The immediate past commissioner for justice and special duties in Rivers state, Prof Zaccheus Adangor, is a learned silk. He has years

By Hon. Zakari Yusuf (Nescafe) One of the hallmark of journalism or a journalist in any reputable and responsible media organization is “Objectivity”. It is

The Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah, on Friday, said Nigeria is reaping what it sowed following bandits and terrorists’ attacks across the country,

By Toby Prince To whom much is given, much is expected, so they say. But if much is given to you and you’re empty, you

In Nigeria, as in many parts of the world, women have from time immemorial been an integral part of the workforce, contributing significantly to various

Citizens Watch Advocacy Initiative (CWAI), a non-governmental, anti-corruption, civil society organization, after a diligent assessment, has commended and applauded the current Minister of the Federal

By Okino Jeremiah Umar Bago has an energetic personality. Though a politician, he is not your everyday breed. He is a departure from the norm