By John Michael Ojo Ondo State government has demanded that parents who have kids/wards in Senior Secondary School Three (SS3), within the state, pay the some...
By Tunji Olaopa This piece was meant to be my address and reflection during a planned courtesy visit in 2024 to the Federal Civil Service Commission...
By Toyin Falola December 8, 2024: Professor Nuhu Yaqub was with us in Abuja, in the company of great minds—Jibrin Ibrahim, Yakubu Ochefu, Chris Ogbogbo, Aisha...
By Hope O’Rukevbe Eghagha The Nigerian public space is currently dominated by a defamation brouhaha, with some alluding to a David and Goliath scenario, with either...
By Toyin Falola I bring you greetings from Lagos. As a street slogan collector, I have many new ones, but my favourite so far is: We...
By Tony Afejuku Two days ago, that is, on Wednesday, 1st of January, we entered a New Year – this year 2025. Indeed, in the mid-night...
By Serges Kamga One of the most important yet demanding jobs in life is teaching and writing. Teachers, by virtue of their calling, foster the right...
By Toyin Falola People’s journey in life differs for fundamental reasons. First, every individual has specific God-given responsibilities to fulfill in the land of the living,...
By Hope O’Rukevbe Eghagha The old year dies. An old year dies. New hopes arise. Twenty-twenty-four will die in days. Never to return. It will go...
By John Michael Ojo The longest-lived president in United States of America, Jimmy Carter, is dead. This was made known in a statement by the Carter...