Fuel Scarcity: Nigerians Groan As The Lack Of Fuel Spreads Across States
The severity of Nigeria’s economic situation is hard enough for many citizens. To add fuel scarcity to it can only result in one thing – a mental breakdown. It’s unimaginable to be searching for a litre of petrol that is already too…
Opinion Piece: The Nigerian man – are women the enemy? – The Duke Of Shomolu
I have been invited by my brother George to speak tomorow on man and masculinity and he promptly gets his very beautiful wife to shoot the promo and doesn’t stop at that, he goes ahead to get another female friend to also shoot another promo. I am…
Religious and Ethnic Bias: For How Long Are We Going to Feed This Monster? – Tomiwa Ayodele
Religious and ethnic bigotry, fuelled by prejudice, intolerance, and ignorance, stands as a formidable barrier to national development in many countries around the world. These deep-rooted biases not only undermine social cohesion and harmony but also…
The Nigerian Government Must Act Fast Against The Sharp Practices Of Loan Apps – Duke Of Shomolu
Loan Apps are fast becoming a dangerous bend in a already travailed Nigerian domain. Duke Of Shomolu in this opinion piece task authorities on what must quickly be done to stop their slew of sharp practices. Loan Apps: An Urgent Expose Thankfully, the…
Opinion Piece: Let Bobrisky Go
This piece brings to the spotlight the travails of a cross dresser exploring the depths of freedom in his fatherland. However, in the course of doing so has encountered burdensome challenges that reeks of double-standards. Let Bobrisky Go! The conviction…
Opinion Summary: Don’t Give Up On Climate Politics Just Yet – Sarah Datta
This opinion piece by Sarah Datta on climate change explores the psychological burden global citizens face – A daily battle with guilt and a sense of responsibility imposed by past generations. While personal actions like recycling and reducing…
Bobrisky: The Selective Bullying Of A Social Deviant – By The Duke Of Shomolu
The whole of the country was transfixed as the first clips of Mr Bobrisky or should I say Ms Bobrisky hit the airwaves. The last time I saw such a huge conflagration of press men, cameras and flash bulbs was Michael Jackson arriving at the grammies. Bob…
Opinion: Ukraine may have no choice but to lower its fighting age – Brian Bonner
In Israel, every citizen can be drafted into the military at the age of 18. In Turkey, the age is 20. When the United States fought its ill-fated war in Vietnam, it sent men into battle at 18 – as many other nations do today. More ominously, Russia…
The Army and the Okuama Killings – By Olusegun Adeniyi
Come Wednesday, I will be in Asaba, Delta State as one of the faculties at the Nigerian Army Quarterly Media dialogue. With the theme, ‘The imperatives of military-media partnership for the attainment of national security’, it is part of their efforts to…
NIGERIA: A HISTORY OF SCANDALS – By Lasisi Olagunju
On October 29, 1974, the Nigerian Ministry of Defence, through the Ministry of External Affairs, wrote to Nigerian missions and embassies abroad that it wanted to buy tonnes of cement to build barracks for its post-civil war armed forces of 200,000…