It is a cliche to refer to youths as “future leaders of Nigeria”, ignoring the fact that they have a role to play now in the leadership of this country.
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The vocal minority will always have their say, but the silent majority will have their way. Nevertheless, it is capricious to let the pesky minority govern and dominate the narrative.
I’ve been reliably informed that I irritated a number of people in two recent articles, one titled “True Federalism and Other Fallacies” and the other “Restructuring and the 1963 Constitution”.
The claim that Kenya was where Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, (IPOB) was arrested and extradited to Nigeria had better not be true. Kenya? While Nigeria
Schools in Nigeria, in the last decade, have come under recurring security threats. This is as a result of insurgency
We must think outside the box. For some reason we have been unable to think beyond OA Lawal, that ‘Government’
I hate to join conversations between Rivers state politicians especially those who have known themselves far more than I know
This may not be the best of times for some Nigerian higher institutions. While many of them are still struggling
I watched a special report on TVC NEWS NIGERIA by Babajide Otitoju and I was crestfallen to see what the
By 7 pm in a typical Nigerian city, you could catch young people doing at least one of these: working
