Opinion

By Daniel Omeiza Ayodele “When one of your fingers is pointed in wickedness and evil intentions; know it that the remaining four of your fingers

By Okechukwu Ukpa The more things change, the more they stay the same, the French writer, Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr, wrote in 1849. It is, therefore,

By Richard Oriri Gross neglect of public services is a common bane in Nigeria. However, tertiary institutions were the worse hit. A country graciously endowed with

BY KENNEDY ONYEGBADO Amid political controversies and legal battles, one issue has recently captured the attention of the nation – the alleged forged certificate of

By Philip Agbese After 50 years of its establishment, enduring a journey built on great heroes’ legacies for its continuity, Nigerians are now disenchanted with

By Emmanuel Bello “I’m starting afresh”, said the latest sensation in Taraba state, Governor Agbu Kefas. He was responding to questions on the spate of

By Chidi Omeje Within the few weeks that the new Service Chiefs have been in the saddle, this reporter has counted not less than four

By Ali Abare For Miss Felica Tsaku, 43, a single mother of 12, life hangs on the balance as she experiences excruciating pains while battling

By Bernard Joseph Former Senate Leader, Distinguished Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), is a highly respected figure and great force to

By Yusuf Adamu Gagdi The above titled piece was meant to be a reaction to an earlier publication authored by Hon. Yakubu Dati, Lalong’s former