OPINION

  By Kehinde David Folarin In the light of the tremendous stress laid upon the leadership role in both secular and religious worlds, it is a general principle that we can influence and lead others only so far as we ourselves have gone. The person most likely to be successful...

  By Michael Owhoko, Ph.D Interrogating the role played by southern leaders in the making of the 1979 and 1999 Nigerian constitutions that have decapacitated the south with dimmed prospects for its young teeming generations, is imperative at this point of Nigeria’s history.  These two constitutions laid the groundwork for...

  By Ola Awoniyi There are as many opinions as there are Nigerians on how to address the challenges our country currently faces. That is not a problem in a democracy, every citizen has a right to express their view when the nation debates the way forward. And it does...

By Jimoh Ibrahim CFR Professor Matthias Strohn Camberley's desire of the military discussion opened the unpredicted paranoia ‘black box’ to inside the military and its operational strategy that left nothing to kept of the ethics and the pride of the Army even on the war front. When he said, “to...

  By Jimoh Ibrahim, CFR   Osinbajo, at 64, Nigeria Vice President a Professor without a Ph.D. degree, must have come ahead of his age in the contemporary times of intellectual politics. In the few years to come, he will be out of politics, not out of the political system....

  says Nigeria has poor social security system The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja Diocese, Ignatius Kaigama has criticised what he described the poor social security system in the country, which, he said, negatively affects millions of Nigerians.” He also said that like Coronavirus, poverty has constituted a serious  threat to...

  By Chido Nwakanma   “As of 25th January, the PTF had received an initial release of N22.1 billion, with only 59.8% of this figure utilized or committed thus far. This is because of the efficiency in the system plus the support from partners and donors that allowed the government...

By Jimoh Ibrahim As Nuru appears before the Board of the ethics committee of FCMB today, one unknown issue for trial is Moyo Thomas's unquestionable beauty. But the memo there is about the ethical qualifications of the MD. Unfortunately, morals are not laws because of their imposing characteristics that offend...

I woke up this morning after my morning devotion; I dabbled into a mind-boggling report on my WhatsApp platform. I told myself: The TRUTH be told, what are the roles of the MEDIA obligated and bestowed with the sole ethical responsibilities of being the watchdog of the society; must have...

The announcement on Sunday of the banning of the personnel of the Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad (FSARS) from carrying out routine patrols, stop and search duties, mounting of roadblocks, traffic checks by the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Adamu, makes the fourth time he would order the ban in the...