Opinion

The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has been asphyxiated. It is out of oxygen. It now runs on the noxious gas of corruption; its usefulness outlived and outpaced by fraud and mind boggling moral and financial depravity. The agency...

Fellow Nigerians, the hope and future of Nigeria has not been so dampened by corruption as orchestrated by economic and financial crimes as we are witnessing now within and outside the country. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) was...

Controversial oil billionaire Prince Arthur Eze is making so much news of late. He has received some heavy knocks in some quarters for insisting that only God make an Igbo president of Nigeria since the people are not united...

A British born Journalist by name Duncan Clarke has done a great service to Africa by documenting in a book form, the various ramifications of resource instigated corruptions amongst Africa's political elites since the last five decades. Mr. Clarke, has...

What does it mean to be a Pastor of a sprawling Church from a developing country? What is the place of building the Church, for a Pastor in all the list of things to achieve in this world? What...

Rising from the Federal Executive Council meeting (FEC) held on Wednesday, July 8, 2020 at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, announced that the Federal Government schools would remain closed until it was safe to...

The establishment of the Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy by the government of President Muhammadu Buhari  has positioned Nigeria on a strong pedestal to leverage the continuously evolving Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools to nurture a...

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) should put in place measures to punish all clerics- pastors and prophets, mallams/imams, traditional priests, and others who claim to have healed or could heal coronavirus patients through faith or prayers. Such...

The Magu mess, currently playing out in Nigeria, has attracted worldwide attention because of the mega amounts involved and the personalities therein entangled. My previous opinion (TheWill Newspaper, June 6, 2016), advocating a preemptive judicious use of Nigeria’s recovered...

Before now, I found the ancient English aphorism, "what a man can do, a woman can do better," a bit distractive because I considered it a demeaning psychological assault on the masculinity of men. But I am forced to...