Opinion

There are literally billions of unclaimed assets in Nigeria. Most unclaimed assets are intangible assets like money in banks, brokerage accounts and dividends accruing from shares. Bank accounts or assets can be considered “unclaimed “once there has been no...

The University, revered as the highest echelon of intellectual and moral values is supposed to produce the human resources and manpower needed to steer the affairs of 'state'. This invariably suggests that if there is a failure in leadership...

Social media/internet freedom is a basic human right. It is unalienable. In the pool of freedoms, it is as basic as the right to exist. Take away the power of thought and expression from a man, and you have...

Africa has been designated as a deeply religious society. An African scholar, John Mbiti described Africans as notoriously religious. He stated that religion permeated all aspects of African life, thought, and culture. Indeed. polls after polls have pointed to...

The arrival of the coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria around early March this year changed the dynamics of social crimes in Nigeria. The health emergency gave rise to a series of lockdowns and restrictions of human and vehicular movements. But this season...

Nothing defines the title of this essay more than the cause and the outcome of the recent ‘internecine’ war in the APC triggered by the struggle for power between a Godfather and his godson in Edo state, which has...

The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Sabo Nanono has said the Federal Government has earmarked N600 billion to enhance farmer access to agricultural financing in the country. Nanono said that about 2.4 million farmers were targeted to benefit...

A paradise is one of the most powerful inventions of religions. It is a facility that religions have used to attract, hold, and control believers. A post mortem life in heaven is one of religion's most cherished goods. It...

If the Federal Government through the Office of the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development makes good its announcement to exit the N-Power volunteers by the end of June and July without meaningful exit packages, it...

How much progress has Nigeria made with its ethnic-motility politics? Since 1999, we have had presidents of different ethnic extractions – Yoruba, Fulani, and Ijaw – who were largely elected on the portfolio of ethnicity and religion rather than...