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By   Simon Abah There is an alarming rise in organised political defections in Nigeria . Although she is being hyped as the giant of Afr...

By   Jerome-Mario Utomi Merit, taken objectively, is ‘something earned, something owed to a person. Taken subjectively, merit is the right...

By  Atiku Abubakar In a recent interaction in the United States , Vice President Yemi Osinbajo asserted that the “problem with our count...

By  Anthony Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie “Beware the Ides of March ,” said the soothsayer to Julius Caesar in William Shakespeare’s famous pla...

By Rockson Adofo Honestly, Ghana-trained lawyers and judges are no match for their White contemporaries and those Ghanaians born, schooled...

By Adebayo Raphael Since the beginning of Nigeria 's fourth republic in 1999, the present administration of the All Progressives Congr...

By Comfort Obi I will start with a story. A cousin of mine, too nervous to be on the wheels  of her car,  has a rather funny and weird dr...

By Laura Gil Years back, nuclear energy was a fancy option limited to the industrialized world. In due course, nuclear could be an energy ...

By Mazi Sam Ohuabunwa Ordinarily there should be so much going for  Nigeria ’s economy. Production of crude oil at about 2 million barrel...

By   Yakubu Mohammed Her birth may not have been miraculous. At least not as miraculous as the birth of Jesus Christ, the story of which e...

By Emmanuel Onwubiko Did we just read that president Muhammadu Buhari told lawyers that if you put national security side by side with the...

By Reuben Abati I got a frantic call from  Ghana  the other day. It was from Lillian. The Ghanaian authorities were shutting down shops b...

By Reuben Abati It is unfortunate that the most important statement made so far at the on-going Annual Conference of the Nigeria Bar Asso...

By  Adekeye Adebajo Ghana ’s Kofi Annan, whose death at the age of 80 was announced on Saturday, was the first black African to serve as S...

By   Abraham Ogbodo My task today is to compare and contrast two illustrious sons of the Niger Delta Region. They are Rotimi Amaechi and G...

By Kpedator Elorm Over 6 centuries ago, slavery and human trafficking caused despair and little or no regard for human dignity in the wor...

By Ifeanyi Izeze A strange thing is going on in our land while we all watch helplessly. How come Nigeria within a very short time has tur...

By   Hope Eghagha    Summer school within the context of this essay refers to academic or semi-academic sessions which most private school...

By   Ray Ekpu Since Sirimavo Ratwatte Dias Bandaranaike of Sri Lanka became the first elected leader, women have come to the realisation ...

By   Kayode Ojewale Lately, Nigeria has witnessed increased cases of some heartless human beings with dead conscience relabelling and rev...