Opinion: Ever had a pebble in your running shoes?

    By Emeka Oparah This is NOT a rhetorical question because not many of us…

I want to talk about Dance Queen Kaffy

By Olukorede Yishau I want to talk about Dance Queen Kafayat Shafau-Ameh or Kaffy. She was…

Orlu does not deserve this stress!

By Emeka Alex Duru As I write, many young men and women of my Orlu Local…

Open letter to IGP Adamu on Chukwuemeka Anichukwuegbo’s murder

  By Ikechukwu Amaechi   I decried here, penultimate week, the murder of Chukwuemeka Anichukwuegbo, an…

The Sunday Igboho I Knew

By Babafemi Ojudu It was in 2009. The Appeal Court sitting in Ilorin ordered a rerun…

Opinion: Nigeria needs the peace serum of restructuring

    By Atiku Abubakar Nigeria needs to be restructured. Just look at Nigeria today. This…

COVID-19 reloaded

By Dakuku Peterside  That Nigeria currently battles with a second, more deadly wave of Covid-19 is…

Beating the drums of war

By Simon Kolawole Recent events in south-western Nigeria, as I would offer to think, are not…

Sunday Igboho and the threat of war

By Femi Fani-Kayode For soldiers to escort murderous Fulani herdsmen back to a community in Ogun…

COVID-19: Role of Media in effective communication and preventive measures

  By Emeka Nwosu (PhD) Being the text of a paper delivered by Dr. Nwosu, Director,…

Opinion: Who shall tell the President Nigeria is dying?

    By Dele Momodu   Fellow Nigerians, please, take note of the title of my…

Opinion: THE GAY IN THE CABINET: Between Biden and the Bible

  By Steve Osuji ▪︎PROLOGUE: THE BIG GAY BOOST: Some people would rather we don’t talk…

Opinion: The growing descent to savagery

  By James Eze When the guns fell silent on the Biafran War, West African markets…

Opinion: Igboho’s quit notice to Fulani saga, a failure of government

  By Richard Akinnola I have just been able to distill a couple of materials, videos…

Opinion: Trump’s democratic misadventure, lesson for spineless Nigerian politicians

    By Ikechukwu Amaechi Joseph Robinette Biden Jr., popularly known as Joe Biden, now sits…

‘The Hill We Climb’

    By Amanda Gorman Mr. President, Dr. Biden, Madam Vice President, Mr. Emhoff, Americans and…

Biden takes over a divided America, rancorous world

    By Habib Aruna Senator Joe Biden Jr, the Vice President to one of the…

Opinion: Museveni presidency and Nigeria’s 2023 politics

  By Emeka Alex Duru   As a university student in the mid-1980s, I was excited…

Bishop Kukah writes open letter to Alhaji Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Sardauna of Sokoto

    By Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah I am not sure I know how to address…

Opinion: What will you be remembered for?

    By Azuh Arinze   First, I want to confess that this story was inspired…

Biafra Memorial: A visit to Nigerian War Museum in Umuahia

By James Eze I did not expect the waves of emotion that swept through me when…

When Did the Rain Start Beating Us?

By Babafemi Ojudu In a fairly large space at the Smithsonian Museum, at the epicentre of…

Welcome To TNOG Oil and Gas

By Tony Elumelu People ask me about my failures. During our staff townhall sessions, meetups with…

Maik Nwosu’s ‘A Gecko’s Farewell’: A woman, two men and tragedies

By Olukorede S. Yishau Three Africans— Etiaba, Mzilikazi and Nadia — face the challenges of life…

A Postscript on Uganda’s election

By Dakuku Peterside Ugandans went to the polls last weekend in a hotly contested election and…

Funding opportunities in the mining sector (Pt. 1)

By Dr. Uchechukwu Ogah A lot of people have been making inquiries regarding funding opportunities so…

Is someone making your life difficult?

By Emeka Oparah During the Christmas holiday, I went into a pharmacy to pick up a…

Opinion: De-Marketing Anambra State – Corruption is fighting back

  By C. Don Adinuba The Anambra State Government received an intelligence report in late 2018…

Bishop Kukah’s Christmas Message that got tongues wagging

The Christmas Message delivered by Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Hassan Kukah, has continued to raise…

Agony of 1966 Coup and place of Aguiyi Ironsi in the journey of nationhood

Fifty-five years after, Nigeria is still in a fix. Although military rule is now old-fashioned, the…