As the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) prepares for its National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting later this month, which may produce the next National Chairman of the party to take over…

Part of the staple that formed and conditioned the consciousness of my generation was the monstrosity of the apartheid regime in South Africa. Before apartheid got dismantled in 1994, young…

For several decades, teaching and learning in tertiary institutions in Nigeria have predominantly occurred in walled environ­ments, utilizing the conventional phys­ical method of delivering educational content, wherein the teacher’s point…

 (c) Misapplication of purposive in­terpretation by the Supreme Court. Local Councils not part of federating units The distinguishing characteristic of a federation is the constitutional division of powers between the…

AI has the potential to drive progress and prosperity across the world. But nowhere is this more apparent than on the African continent- this is the po­sition of Matt Brittin,…

In the aftermath of the dastardly 9-11 bombing of the World Trade Centre, which arguably was one of the cynosures of the New York skyline as well as being a…

Elections in the United States have been perceived as the gold standard, with millions of people across the globe tuning in to watch par­ty primaries and the elections. It’s therefore…

 As prominent figures like Elon Musk, who is on the path to becoming the world’s first trillionaire, advocate for former President Donald Trump, and musical icons like Be­yoncé, Taylor Swift,…

A military officer who served as Nigeria’s Aviation Minister between 1985 and 1993 during the Babangida years once remarked that air travel was a luxury not meant for the poor….

Last week, a supposed honour­able member of the House of Representatives, Alex Ik­wechegh, suddenly gained national notoriety for exhibiting all that is wrong with our society. He at­tracted attention not…