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  By Olu Fasan Recently, the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, published the results of the General Household Survey Panel, which showed...

  By Amanze Obi By  now, it is clear to one and all that Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, is decidedly partisan on issues pertaining to...

  By Tony Eluemunor When Egypt and Ethiopia, but not Nigeria, were the two African countries invited to join the BRICS bloc last month, ma...

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  By   Luke Onyekakeyah If you ask anyone on the street what is Nigeria’s number one problem, he would most likely say corruption. The ref...

By   Adekeye Adebajo I was recently visiting Lagos – the city of my birth – when I found myself feeling a sense of déjà vu as I watched So...

By Joseph Atchulo When Africa began to slumber her gold was stolen from Ghana, when Africa began to slumber her oil was stolen from Nigeri...

By   Charles Anekwe We have the worst quality of life in the world – by a wide margin. If you have any idea of how people really live in ...

By   Paul Ojenagbon Former United States President, Barrack Obama, famously made a statement that Africa did not need strong men but stro...

By Adewale Kupoluyi What has become a serious source of worry to many Nigerians is the dehumanising, wicked and heartless cases of rape o...

By Tony Iwuoma It is with great relief that the television (un)reality show, Big Brother Naija , #BBN, has come to an end after 70 agonis...

By Banji Ojewale  Gbolabo Ogunsanwo, Nigeria’s most captivating  columnist of the 1970s who rewrote history as editor of   Sunday Times  ...

By Bayo Sodade   Nigeria parades a plethora of unflattering socioeconomic indices. With a poverty head count of 53.9%, the population of...

By Said Adejumobi   The metaphor for describing   Africa   as a “dark continent” has varied in time and space. In the 1970s to 1990s, A...

Last week, it was reported that South Africa ’s economy shrank by 1.2% quarter-on-quarter, according to the latest gross domestic product f...

By Gani Adams   I would like to salute the organisers of this event for counting me worthy to deliver this lecture on an issue that threa...

By Benjamin Obiajulu Aduba The killings in Enugu is a done deal but should be made to be the turning point of Boko Haram’s southward inc...

By Paul Onomuakpokpo   At the height of the recession in 2008, those on the sidelines of the corporate world were scandalised by the blit...

By Israel A. Ebije Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu became an internally recognized activist in the 1980's for his strong opposing ...

King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo, the king of the Thembu people, says his prosecution for terrorising his subjects was a political ploy cooked u...