Opinion

Up to 20 million jobs in the formal and informal sectors in Africa could be lost because of COVID-19, according to a new study by the African Union. Released in early April, the study found that foreign direct investment (FDI),...

Aso Villa, Nigeria's seat of presidential power is bereaved. On Friday, April 17, 2020, it recorded its first major casualty of the Corona Virus disease, in the person of the President's Chief of Staff, Malam Abba Kyari. With Kyari's...

Covid-19 is a Chinese Virus deliberately let upon the world which the the Illuminati wants to use as a deadly blow to execute their one world government agenda. The problem is that the level of fear the Illuminati leadership...

Before the spread of coronavirus outbreak got to its present worrisome level, not a few educated and seemingly enlightened Nigerians would dismiss the outbreak of the virus with a mere wave of the hand. There was equally a time...

"It is very tiresome on the body, as well as scary on the mind." Few years ago during the Ebola crisis my friend Dr. Chris Kwaja had done some work for the Economic Community of West African States ECOWAS on...

"In the world today, however, it is dangerous to seem to be too power hungry, to be overt with your power moves." "Do not build fortresses to protect yourself--isolation (COVID-19 style) is dangerous", Robert Green, 'The 48 Laws of Power'. Mr....

I wrote this piece in August 2013, first published by ModernGhana, NewsGhana and TheNigerianVoice before other numerous outlets and eight years later the views therein has become relevant in view of the Chinese conspiracy in spread of Covid 19,...

Some Africans have forgotten how to grow their own food. There used to be a time most Africans could not starve in the villages unless you are too lazy to farm. Today, families are selling the same farms that...

“Lockdown has immediate ramifications for individuals who live on a hand-to-mouth basis, and for the networks of their dependents. If people cannot eat, they will not obey a lockdown, nor is there any reason, practical or moral, for them...

I first met Abba Kyari in 1977 at Warwick University in England. I had gone there to do law as a second first degree. He had come to do a degree in sociology. I had a pending application to...