Tuesday, October 15

Opinions

Futuristic medicine or heresy?, By Osmund Agbo

Cryonics: Picture credit: tomorrow.bio Whether or not cryonics ultimately works remains to be seen. Who knows whether in the future and with the right amount of money, one might be able to purchase additional years of life. The hope is…

Going your way saves a lot

I hope there are moments you look back on your life’s journey. When such moments are earnest enough, it’s easier to find closure in the phases that trouble the soul. That’s what I think is happening to this lady when…

When Timi Alaibe spoke the truth to power (2), By Sam Akpe

Let’s continue the discussion from where we stopped yesterday. The temptation is to ask: what has NDDC, the Presidential Amnesty and the Ministry of Niger Delta done for the benefit of the Niger Delta people since they were established by…

In the shadow of their talons, By Owei Lakemfa

The twin institutions, which exercise power without responsibility, are predatory birds, and as the 1969 title of James Hardley Chase novel asserts: “The Vulture is a Patient Bird.”… The World Bank and IMF remind me of ‘The Vultures’ a poem by…

Tribute to a peerless departed triumvirate, By Oma Djebah

With the sad, unsettling, calamitous demise of these peerless ace professionals, Nigeria has lost three invaluable gifts to humanity! Indeed, one remarkable element that distinguished these three extraordinary men was that they were not only giants in their respective fields,…

Alex Otti @59: Portrait  of the face of new Abia

Abia State Governor, Dr Alex Otti, OFR, turns 59 on Sunday, February 18, 2024. This might come to many as a surprise considering that the name, Alex Otti, has been ringing a bell for a long time, more persistently and…

To the wicked, karma is coming

In almost sixty-four years of Independence from the British overlords, I cannot recall Nigeria experiencing significant landmark lasting changes that have positively recalibrated the economic landscape of the nation. Despite increased revenue from crude oil and non-crude oil sources over…

Jimi Solanke, Wasiu Ayinde and the cartoon called Nigeria

Aníkúlápó is the man who bears death in a pouch, not Jimi Solanke. Solanke knew a braggadocious name couldn’t stop death. So, when death came calling, Solanke followed it without fear. But Solanke wasn’t afraid of death, he was afraid…

This political scientist will kill politics

In a recent interview, Russian President Vladimir Putin disparaged democratic governance. A Belgian politician subsequently noted that if the Russian leader’s argument wasn’t immediately countered, it could lead to the death of democracy. When a political scientist and associate professor…

The UK-Nigeria example, By Zakari U. Mijinyawa

Both parties also reiterated the challenges posed by security threats from the precious dialogue, such as terrorism and violent extremism, cybercrime and other transborder threats. It was obvious at the second dialogue that there is a need for continued joint…

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