When disaster struck Borno State last December, it drew widespread attention and support from Nigeria’s top philanthropists and leaders. From captains of industry to political figures,...
Fifty-seven years ago almost to the month, celebrated Kenya political scientist, Ali Mazrui, observed that “for some reason a disproportionate number of the historic acts of...
Last week’s column on what I called the “relentless Yorubacentric take-over of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC)” based on information I was given by a...
In 1991, Nigeria was in the full throes of the interminable transition to civil rule programme of General Ibrahim Babangida. The effort by the regime in...
The move, last week, by Aare Afe Babalola, prominent Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and founder of Afe Babalola University Ado-Ekiti, to have a fellow lawyer,...
Northern Nigeria is the only region in Nigeria that has given majority votes to a non-Northerner in an election where a fellow Northerner was a major...
A lecturer at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) by the name of Dr. Anthony Agbegbedia is in the eye of the storm of an outrageous sexual...
I am not anti-Semitic and I have many Jewish friends who I hold in high esteem. I recognise the fact that there are millions of Jews...
I decided to fact-check the buzz about the Port Harcourt Refinery supposedly springing back to life, so I reached out to an oil industry expert friend...
By Azu Ishiekwene Donald Trump’s election overshadowed Kemi Badenoch’s emergence as the leader of the Tory Party of Britain. Yet, no one gets the worst political...
