Abuja Airport Drama: The Clash Of Ego And Impunity – By Kazeem Akintunde
MUSICIAN Wasiu Ayinde Anifowose was in the news for the better part of last week for the wrong reasons. His big-sized ego and.
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2027: The North’s Shopping List To Tinubu – By Kazeem Akintunde
NORTHERN politicians, eggheads, traditional rulers, and opinion leaders, on Tuesday and Wednesday last week, gathered in Kaduna to assess the two-year administration of.
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Dignifying The Nigeria Police – By Kazeem Akintunde
RETIRED Police officers took to the streets across the country last week Monday to protest poor retirement benefits and meagre monthly pensions. One.
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The Legacies Of Buhari And Awujale – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE death of two prominent Nigerians, who were also bosom friends and passed away few hours apart last week Sunday, has once again.
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The Salvo From Boss Mustapha – By Kazeem Akintunde
FORMER Secretary to the Government of the Federation, (SGF), Boss Mustapha, raised the political barometer in the country a notch higher last week.
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Amaechi: Nigerian Politicians And Doublespeak – By Kazeem Akintunde
AT 60, Rotimi Amaechi could be described as a very lucky politician in the Nigerian context. Since the return to democratic rule in.
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PDP: A Party On Death-Bed – By Kazeem Akintunde
WITH less than two years to the 2027 general elections, it is quite certain that the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) is not likely.
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Yelwata: Still Dancing On Eggshells – By Kazeem Akintunde
FOR indigenes and residents of Yelwata, a rural community in Guma Local Government area of Benue State, June 13, 2025, would forever remain.
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The Ogoni 9, Tinubu, And His Presidential Pardon – By Kazeem Akintunde
PRESIDENT Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on Thursday last week, addressed a joint session of the National Assembly in commemoration of the 2025 Democracy Day.
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The Mokwa Flood Tragedy – By Kazeem Akintunde
EVERY year in Nigeria, a substantial number of lives are inadvertently wasted to floods and other preventable deaths due to lack of proper.
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The Institutionalization Of Stealing In Nigeria – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele, through his lawyers last week, asked the Court of Appeal to overturn.
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Assessing Tinubu’s Second Year In Office – By Kazeem Akintunde
BY Thursday this week, the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will clock two years. That should be half way in his four-year.
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UTME Glitch: Before We Crucify Oloyede – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), the sole body that organizes students’ admissions into higher institutions of learning in Nigeria, has been.
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The Opposition And The 2027 General Elections – By Kazeem Akintunde
“Ambition is the path to success. Persistence is the vehicle you arrive in” THE above quote is attributed to Bill Bradly, an American.
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The Legacy And Contributions Of Pope Francis To World Peace – By Kazeem Akintunde
ON Saturday, the world witnessed a solemn but colourful burial ceremony of the late Pope Francis. Several World leaders, led by the President.
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Ponzi Schemes And Greedy Nigerians – By Kazeem Akintunde
IT was the great Indian Nationalist, Mahatma Ghandhi, who said in one of his popular quotes: “There is a sufficiency in the world.
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Lisabi Day: Using Culture As A Springboard For Development – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE city of Abeokuta in Ogun State literarily stood still on April 5, during this year’s Lisabi Day celebration. An annual event meant.
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Lagos: The Burden Of A Commercial Nerve Centre – By Kazeem Akintunde
MANY residents of Lagos State who work on the Island but reside on the mainland, last week Wednesday, went through a harrowing experience.
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Ifon/Ilobu: When Brothers Fight To The Finish – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, was moved to tears last week when he visited Ilobu, Erin-Osun in Irepodun Local Government Area of.
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Otedola Bridge: When Will The Carnage End? – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE Otedola Bridge on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is gradually becoming a deadly spot for motorists as lives and properties are being lost on.