Without mincing words, I do like to confess publicly that I am one Nigerian who believes in President Muhammedu Buhari. I am not his partisan adherent, but my admiration for him as a person and now leader of Nigeria...
Today, the die is cast and it is no more news that the crying incompetence of an elected representative has taken a sad toll on our people thus finding expression in a dearth of service infrastructures in our region....
Technology has become a part of our everyday life. This is especially true of smartphones and other mobile devices which are being put to various uses impacting how we live, work and play. Since we have become so accustomed...
At his incarnation, wise men gifted in astronomy came from the East, all the way to Bethlehem, in the south of Jerusalem, to worship Jesus Christ. They are today known as the Magi, who gave the newborn gifts of...
Africa is on the news again. This time around for the negative reasons. Elements in the Zimbabwe Defence Forces in the evening of 14th November gathered in the nation's capital, Harare and seized some major institutions in the city,...
These are the worst of times for the country. The ratings of the country drop everyday in the international arena, with every sane person unhappy with the culture of impunity that the APC Federal Government has groomed against the...
The familiar Nigerian jargon, "ember" months signify several things to most Nigerians, especially, those in big or miniature leadership positions in the country. The birth of a new year comes with multiple expectations and resolutions at personal and official...
Buhari’s two- day visit to the South-east is a proof - if one is still needed- that the race for 2019 has begun in all earnest and that he will - unless God decides otherwise - be a candidate...
Since the creation of Abia State in 1991, development has no doubt been slower than Abians expect, and this can be attributed to a lot of factors which range from politics to near-absent or constantly dwindling internally generated revenue...
I don't have the words to describe the rot, the stench, the inhuman condition of the Lagos State school buildings. Shame on Governor Akinwunmi Ambode for allowing our children to learn in pig puddle buildings. Shame on the governor...