These days, American democracy is definitely not what it was prior to Donald Trump’s presidency. It’s often asserted that Nigeria operates an “American style democracy”, which is only partially true,…

Because I fancy myself as being a bit of a futurist, “everything old is new again,” a famous quote from Jonathan Swift which has been revived many times since it…

No one wrote with as much acuity and as much frustrated love for Nigeria as my brother-friend, the late Prof. Pius Adesanmi. His op-ed “The Parable of the Shower Head”…

Ambassador Godwin A. Onyegbula’s memoir, The Nigerian-Biafran Bureaucrat, is an important addition to the Nigerian Civil War’s burgeoning literature. He was the permanent secretary in the government house, Enugu, before…

By Femi Fani-Kayode It was a horror show for the Dems and it ended in the total and complete massacare and annihilation of their feeble, ailing, mumbling, weak, disconnented, stuttering,…

There is a reason critics say the prudence of this Tinubu administration lacks purpose. After proposing to borrow N20 trillion from the pension fund, they are considering taking N3.15 trillion…

The love that follows us sometime is our trouble, which we still thank as love – Shakespeare   Undaunted by the lingering severity of the separation from our respective families…

BY KEEM ABDUL Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu did not get to where he is in life by letting things get to him. Moments after he missed his footing and fell…

PREAMBLE Traditional institutions are the custodians of the people’s culture and traditions. They epitomise the people’s world view, sensibilities, values and essence. By virtues of their roles and responsibilities, they…

By Stephen Kenechi Nigeria has a bilateral education agreement with some countries in Africa, Europe, North America, and Asia. It is essentially student exchange. Among the countries involved are Russia,…