Opinion

OPINION: AISHA BUHARI AS A METAPHOR

Let me start this piece by narrating a story I read somewhere about a certain three- year old boy whose father was the President of their country. Let’s call this boy John. One day the country was celebrating an...

OPINION: IMPERATIVES OF INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGER DELTA

Keynote Address Delivered At Usaid/Sace Niger Delta Civic Engagement Forum (Ndcef) #Ndcef At Owerri On 18th October, 2016. PREAMBLE Protocols Let me thank USAID/SACE for inviting me to be the keynote speaker for the NDCEF for 2016. In this key note address, I...

OPINION: TEN TAKEAWAYS FROM PRESIDENT BUHARI’S VISIT TO GERMANY

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PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI returned to the country after a three-day intensely busy State Visit to Germany which, as is usual with his foreign engagements, was characterized by punishing schedules. Unfortunately, an important trip such as this one planned to boost...

OPINION: CELEBRATING COMRADE (Dr.) AYUBA PHILIBUS WABBA @ 48

“By you I have been upheld from my birth; you are He who took me out of my mother’s womb. My praise shall be continually of you.” - Psalm 71:6 The amiable president, Nigerian Labour Congress, Comrade (Dr.) Ayuba Philibus...

OPINION: AISHA BUHARI SCHOOLS THE PRESIDENT

In political terms, last week was supposed to be a fair one for President Muhammadu Buhari. At his inauguration a year and five months ago, he had pledged to rescue more than 200 schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram insurgents...

OPINION: BUHARI: URGENCY OF A NEW PETROLEUM LAW

PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI since assuming office over a year and half, has made the Niger Delta affairs one of the pillars of his administration even as he has struggled to bring stability and peace in the crude oil rich...

OPINION: EYITAYO JEGEDE AND THE VISION OF A “GREATER ONDO TOGETHER”

The great Ondo State is at another threshold of history. The state which is generally accepted as one of the truly few progressing states in Nigeria will have one of the greatest tests of its existence come November 26,...

OPINION: “JUSTICE OKORO IS A DROWNING MAN”

"The fight for justice against corruption is never easy. It never has been and never will be. It exacts a toll on our self, our families, our friends, and especially our children. In the end, I believe, as in...

OPINION: IMPACTS OF  RELIGO-TRIBAL CONSIDERATION IN NIGERIA FOURTH REPUBLIC

Abstract There has been argument as regard the adherence to the principle of equality in selecting leadership of various ministries, institutions and agencies among the various tribes and religion groups in Nigeria. While some belief that political appointment should...

OPINION: WHEN THE ADDRESS IS LONGER THAN THE LETTER

Villagers early in the morning on their way to farm found the tortoise tied up in front of his father-in-law’s house. On enquiry, the in-law narrated how the tortoise stole the yams in his barn. He pointed at a...