Opinion

The heavy defeat suffered by the ruling party, PDP in the just concluded general elections has taken it's toll on the party and right now the centre can no longer hold. Things have fallen apart. With less than 3...

This is the year a political tsunami hit Iluola, the lush evergreen forest at the tip of the Savannah. The year when a device called PVC Verification readers changed the dynamics of elections in Iluola, disrupting the status quo...

I love Nigeria, I sincerely do because I possibly have no choice, I could love America, England, Poland, or even neighboring Ghana, become a Nigerian-Arabian or Israeli born Nigerian it makes no difference because we are Nigerians, we are...

In the first of this series, I addressed issues such as accreditation and management of tertiary education in Nigeria. I now turn my attention to funding of education and federal support to states for sub-tertiary education. FUNDING HIGHER EDUCATION The Oronsaye...

If it was a comely surprise to behold former Bayelsa State Governor Timipre Sylva emerge again in the limelight as the co-chairman of the 2015 Presidential Inauguration Planning Committee, Nigerians appear to be talking of even more auspicious times...

As a close watcher of the debate on renditions across the globe being championed by the American Civil Liberty Union (ACLU) and other international organisations to take a detail study of the on-going politically motivated KASHAMU-gate, in writing this...

Columnists like Sanusi Abubakar, who should ordinarily pass for ‘intellectuals’ appear to have completely lost it – they can no longer tell the difference between what is clearly white and what is so very clearly black. He belongs to...

If the comments credited to Mr Solomon Arase, the newly appointed Inspector General of Police, IGP worth its weight in gold, Nigerians can begin to sing Hosanna. Before then, there is the need to reappraise previous promises or grandstanding...

Going by history, Law school study by correspondence has existed in the United States since 1890 when Sprague Correspondence School of Law (which eventually merged with Blackstone Institute, and later was known as Blackstone School of Law) was established...

Some days ago, I wrote under the title THE FAYOSE I KNOW, where I chronicled the several dishonourable acts of the Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose. As soon as the article was published, I received an email from...