Opinion

OPINION: FEED PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN WITH SECURITY VOTE

The only raw material with which we can build a man or woman is a boy or a girl. That aphorism is true. Our children are our bundles of joy. They are our tomorrow and that perhaps is the...

OPINION: STRENGTHENING EDUCATION THROUGH OKOGBAA’S LENS

This article sets out to acknowledge and commend the strides made by the pioneer Vice Chancellor of Federal University Wukari, Taraba state. It is a piece that highlights the transformational educational policies of Professor Okogbaa, who has worked true...

OPINION: WHERE IS NNAMDI KANU; IS HE EATING ANYTHING?

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The better question might be where are Nigerians especially Nigeria editors in print, radio, television and Internet Services. Where are other Nigerians in legal, political and social media? Where are Nigerians as Mr. Nnamdi Kanu languishes in police custody?...

OPINION: EZE NDIGBO OUTSIDE IGBOLAND: A NEEDLESS DISTRACTION

There is this adage in Igboland which says that when elders are not at home Children may wear snakes as necklaces. Another one says only a foolish elder will be at home when a she goat delivers while in...

OPINION: A NATION NOT WILLING TO MAKE SACRIFICES (1)

This week, I am going to tell us a story that was shared in a group, and it will form the very bulk of my admonition to fellow Nigerians this week. This is the first installment.   Here is the story—as...

OPINION: FUGITIVES IN OWN COUNTRY

Persons of interest who pandered to the whims and caprices of the former profligate government and also elevated corruption to it's pervasive status are yet to recover from the wind of change that blew and swept away the immediate...

OPINION: BETWEEN VP OSIBANJO AND GOV. OBIANO

Vice President Yemi Osibanjo  has been in politics for a very short period, but he is fast cutting the reputation of a statesman. This is the general feeling in Anambra State. One of the most important developments at the National...

OPINION: SIX LESSONS WE HAVE LEARNT

The democratic experience in Nigeria has definitely been a continuing learning curve, and the more lessons we learn at various active centres: people, platforms and processes, the richer our democracy, the stronger the society evolves to deliver a brighter...

OPINION: WHY SHOULD I RESPECT THE FLAG?

It has been long I sang the Nigerian national anthem. I remember joining in its singing long after leaving secondary school few years ago during my National Youth Service. Often I find myself on the warpath with school teachers...

OPINION: WHY IS PRESIDENT BUHARI INCITING THE SE AND SS ZONES?

It is obvious to all observers that President Muhammadu Buhari want to re-fight the Nigerian/Biafra war. What is not so obvious is why and how such a war will benefit Nigeria. Could it be that PMB believes that he...