When unarmed people stopped a bloody coup
By Owei Lakemfa The return of Hugo Chavez after the failed coup of April, 2002. Today, 20 years later, the…
Nigeria’s worrisome Cash and Carry democracy
By Joni Akpederi N100, 000, 000 (One hundred million naira only). That’s the bill the ruling party –the All Progressives…
It’s time to END NIGERIA so that people who want development can go ahead
— Bishop Mattew Hassan Kukah I have never been as unsure of Nigeria’s future as I am now. After independence,…
Brain Drain: How to Curb the Mass Migration of Tech Talents from Africa
By Emmanuel Otori The search for commensurate rewards is one that drives the human pursuit in different sectors, from medicine,…
Yemi Ogunbiyi showed me the still waters
By Owei Lakemfa WE were young, eager youths, mostly teenagers, crossing from secondary schools into the tertiary institutions. In fact…
How AI is being deployed in the fight against cybercriminals
By Mark Nasila In early 2020, cybersecurity experts warned that cyberattacks were becoming more sophisticated, with cybercriminals exploiting artificial intelligence…
Osinbajo’s Road to Abuja: The Untold Story
By Olawale Olaleye Since his emergence as Nigeria’s number-two citizen, different accounts had been flying around on how Professor Yemi…
Pastor Bakare’s beer parlour gossip and other irrelevancies.
By Owei Lakemfa Tunde Bakare, a 67-year-old pastor would have been Nigeria’s Vice President had President Muhammadu Buhari won the…
Does Nigeria’s government know what terrorists want?
By Joni Akpederi Nigeria’s government is on record to have said that the ubiquitous terrorists striking fear and misery in…
Nigeria’s 2023 Presidential race: Contest or circus?
By Joni Akpederi Seems like it took President Muhammadu Buhari half a lifetime to lay down the rules on how…