A further clarification between the ideal and reality, by Uthman Shodipe
Uthman Shodipe argues that the idealistic man does not capitulate before the vagaries of fate. He rebels against oddities. He questions the incongruous. From the earliest beginnings…
Necessity of intervention in Rivers and the burden of leadership in times of crisis
Tinubu’s actions, in invoking Section 305 of the Nigerian Constitution, affirm the fundamental role of the presidency: not as a bystander to disorder but as the ultimate custodian of…
The hand of Esau, by Pius Mordi
He is uncouth, uncultured, but for a law degree he is said to have acquired, you would add uneducated. Education cannot be equated with getting a certificate. It is a…
Tinubu renews hope on educational infrastructure through TETFund, by Tunde Oladunjoye
Something unusual and uncommon is about to happen in our public space and nation’s tertiary education sector courtesy of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND). Th trail-blazing agency is set…
A tribute to courage: Upholding justice and protecting press freedom in Nigeria
It is crucial that we advocate for enhanced protections, accountability, and a culture of safety for journalists. As we commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Nigeria Union of Journalists…
MTN Board: Between sentiment and the law, by Ray Umukoro
A pro-democracy activist and lawyer, Osa Director, has sued MTN Nigeria Plc. In suit No. FHC/L/CS/1413/24 filed at the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, Lagos, the activist vide an originating summons…
Rivers: Supreme Court and an uncharted dangerous territory, by Pius Mordi
When the apex court in the land gives a judgement, it carries the weight of a final arbiter for which there is no appeal. That puts a burden on the…
Empowering Nigerian youth – A future shaped by collective action, writes Dare Ojepe
In a historic move that underscores the Federal Government’s commitment to the young people, President Bola Tinubu inaugurated the Planning Committee for the National Youth Conference, setting a new impetus…
Anyim’s special birthday and a life of service, by Ken Ugbechie
On February 19, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim, turned 64. The once little lad from Ishiagu in Ivo Local government area of Ebonyi state has turned the pages of life 64…
The lost ticket: A metaphor for Babangida and the annulment of June 12 election, by Akin Ogunlade
Imagine a man who, against all odds, wins the lottery, a jackpot that represents the hopes and dreams of millions. The air is thick with excitement, the promise of change…