The Politics Of Questions – David Oluwasegun Ogundipe
(By David Oluwasegun Ogundipe) "The stage is set, they are here again! You have seen them, in person, or on the television screen or on their glossy and catchy banners. Some Read More >>
Jonathan, Nigerians are watching you (2) – Chiedu Uche Okoye
(By Chiedu Uche Okoye) "Again, this administration has failed to revamp our dysfunctional system. But, our leaders are not unaware that education is the pivot of all forms of development. Read More >>
Nigeria; The Stockholm Syndrome And Many Psychological Disorders
(By Joe Onwukeme) "We have accepted in good fate that corruption is part of dividends of our democracy. What we argue and compare in every government is who has appropriated Read More >>
Fellow Nigerians, Meet Our ‘God Ordained’ Leaders
(By Damola Olatunji) "The Fourth Republic is almost 16 years old, we are happy it has not been interrupted and by God’s grace it would never be interrupted, but it’s Read More >>
Of Nigerians and their love for evil men – Michael Irene
(By Michael Irene) "When would Nigerians ask for a party that is free of these old criminals? When would they seek for a party filled with candidates that are purely chosen Read More >>
Between the Humilated and the Illuminated – Whyte Habeeb Ibidapo
(By Whyte Habeeb Ibidapo) "Power I know is a great aphrodisiac, and those with a will would grasp and beaver away to get it. The crop of leaders we have Read More >>
Election 2015: The Opportunities and The Time-Bombs
(By Ogundana Michael Rotimi) "If we vote carelessly in 2015, the consequences might be so severe, such that the bags of rice that is being used by politicians to influence Read More >>
Nigeria: Thinking aloud of the worst case scenarios – Just what if?
(By Ofoegbu Donald Ikenna) "While necessity continues to remain the mother of invention, it must be resounded that a stitch in time saves nine. The most successful plans, methods, ideas Read More >>
The ‘great man’ in great Nigeria!
(By Innocent Tochukwu Okoro) "In mouth-gaping amazement, I stood starry-eyed, trying to figure out why an African woman, a supposed magnet of respect, would degenerate to the level of getting Read More >>
Naira as symbol of our collective identity (2)
(By Oni Oluwafemi) "Regrettably, Nigerians do not handle foreign currencies such as Pounds, Dollars or even low valued CFA the same way they handle their own currency notes. The same Read More >>