Sunday, October 13

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Celebrate Eid with kindness and moderation

Eid-al-Fitr is the feast observed by Muslim faithful across the world to celebrate the end of fasting, this occasion is one of the most significant in the Islamic calendar, it is a festive of gratitude to appreciate the strength and…

A tariff hike for boiled frogs, By Soji Apampa

First, we must agree on a set of standard operating procedures (SoPs) that must be followed by DisCos to guarantee the up time promised against each tariff band imposed. Second, we must agree on a grievance reporting mechanism to be…

Why Kwibuka matters to Nigerians

In a few days, Rwanda will mark 30 years since the genocide against the Tutsi. “Kwibuka”, which means to remember, is an annual period of solemn reflection when we come together to honour the victims, unite in our collective grief…

Nollywood: South-West picked it where they left off

The last time I wrote on narratives about the actual pioneers of film-making in Nigeria, I didn’t mention names. But I concluded with a caveat. I stated that when next a Nigerian made a mistake regarding their narrative about the…

Get up, get going, don’t stay defeated

In this week’s expressed opinion, I am discussing some facts about the agony and anguish of life that swing by because of life’s turbulent wind that blows when we least expect.  We all have varying struggles to deal with. Sometimes, life…

Wasiu Ayinde, Bobrisky and the Nigerian Army (1)

Life is a peaceful war. It’s a funny dirge. Life is the mystery of the eyeball and the proverbial pointed stick the Yoruba call ‘igi ganganran’. Igi ganganran, the pointed stick, aims to rupture the pupil, but a blink and…

A kidnappers’ bogeyman on the roll?, By Mohammed Abiodun

The linkage of the SIM to NIN is a government policy aimed at tackling terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and other criminal activities that leverage on the anonymity of communication. Every well-meaning Nigerian would ordinarily support the implementation of this policy, especially…

A reckoning in June, By Azu Ishiekwene

There’s a place where Sam’s poetic prose and Jonathan’s enthralling story-telling meet: leadership. The failure of leadership is responsible for the booby traps and chaos thrown on Tinubu’s path in the run up to the 2023 election on Buhari’s watch.…

Towards a paradigm shift in leadership

Amidst the chaos and corruption in Nigeria, I strongly believe that there are still those who stand as a beacon of hope. These are the leaders who, despite facing myriad challenges, remain steadfast in their commitment to uplift the nation…

Should Nigerian politicians earn N62,000?

Recently, the CEO of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, got on the wrong side of the internet when he said anyone earning N200,000 monthly in Nigeria is better off than someone earning £2,000 in the United Kingdom. According to him in…

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