Kenya – The writing on the wall
Let us pray that our leaders who are quite resourceful in causing distractions would not exploit the CNN presidential debate tragedy in the United States where they have a tale of two
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Kano would have ended Nigeria
Today I was going to dwell on miscellanies. I was going to collect thoughts and subjects from diverse sources relating to different happenings before our very eyes in our land. The assorted
Celebrating Bishop Odetoyinbo: A Life of Devotion
“Devotion is a certain act of the will by which man gives himself promptly to divine service.” St Thomas Aquinas St. Thomas Aquinas, the great Dominican priest and scriptural theologian, described one
From superpowers to soft power: Nigeria’s diplomatic dance in 2024
“…the world will pay for and pay attention to well-organised African entertainment, and will tune in to watch African excellence.” The tectonic plates of international relations were not just trembling in January
Diplomacy with intended effects through causality thinking
Charles Darwin, the famous biologist once said that it is neither the strongest of the species nor the most intelligent that survives.
Time to revamp Nigeria’s criminal justice system
The eventual delivery of justice on a sex offender, Olawale Olarewaju, after he was practically abandoned in prison for eight years, speaks volumes of the crass misnomer in Nigeria’s justice administration system.
Human rights: How well has Nigerian Army fared?
In 2016, against the backdrop of massive media attention in Nigeria about the rare decision of the then leadership of the Nigerian Army to set up the first of its kind human
The travails of Ajaero: Sacrifice in humility – Part 2
His stance was completely demonstrated for all to see when he refused to be bullied by the then Government of President Goodluck Jonathan.
Conflict: How social media drive bigotry and ethnic nationalism
Although Nigeria has a long history of ethnic and religious polarisation, the 2023 general elections have triggered the rise of a new set of ethnic nationalists who are now radicalising an entire
The troubled king of Nigeria
The farmer waits for rain in the early months of the year. If it rains properly, not the scattered rain that deceives you to plant early, then the farmer would know it
Sanwo-Olu earns our respect and support
Sir: The Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the other day ordered the arrest of a soldier and three other lawbreaker motorcyclists for taking one way at the Lagos-Badagry Expressway