By Mack Ogbamosa At last, the Federal Government has woken up from its slumber. The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, has agreed to be actively involved in
By Mack Ogbamosa There is no perfect constitution anywhere. The more advanced democracies in the world have had cause(s) to change and amend their constitutions over time.
By Lekan Sote In 1823, Secretary of State, John Quincy Adams, wrought an American foreign policy that discourages countries of the Old World (in Europe) from interfering
By Chioma Obinagwam As a way to increase the inclusion rate in the Nigerian capital market, stakeholders have canvassed for the introduction of “sachet” sized technology driven
By Farooq Kperogi In spite of irrefutably overwhelming evidence provided by on-the-spot eyewitness accounts by Nigerians, by Premium Times, by CNN, and by the Lagos State judicial
By Mack Ogbamosa The agitations are rising. More than ever before, many Nigerians are debating the necessity or otherwise of rotating the position of president from one
By Tope Fashua I lived in London in 2006 when the largest to date cash robbery in that country – and perhaps in the world – happened.
By Wole Soyinka The Ibos want Biafra The North wants Ibo’s exit The Yorubas want Ibo’s exit The Ibos are saying “we have investments in your areas
By Blaise Udunze I woke up this morning after my morning devotion; I dabbled into a mind boggling report on my WhatsApp platform. I told myself: The
By Izielen Agbon “Of all our studies, history is best qualified to reward our research. And when you see that you’ve got problems, all you have to