You can’t have a country if a huge segment of it is forced to expend energies trying to get out of it.
Will Smith’s assault on Chris Rock won’t be the last unscripted highlight of the Oscar and other Hollywood big nights.
My fellow Nigerians, trust me when I say that no matter how dark it looks, we are on the right path.
The next president should be someone who will not only bring back the bar but who will raise it.
To develop the country, Nigerians must vote with their brain, not stomach.
How to slap and how not to slap is the essence of the question.
Nigerian courts are nothing if not consistent in this kind of magic.
This is especially tragic because everyone knows that electricity is the driving force of technology and innovation, not to mention basic creative comforts.
The perpetrators of Yahoo-Yahoo in Akeredolu’s class and party also have the security agencies at their beck and call.
When we assess qualities and conditions for who will assume Nigeria’s presidency with brimming hopes, goodwill and fervour, Goodluck Jonathan easily fits the description.
