Saturday, October 10

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The Jason Arday controversy, By Toyin Falola

Professor Jason Arday Occasionally, what a person achieves eclipses who they are. They may be allowed into an institution because of scholarship, research, intellectual contribution, or intellectual promise. But that credential can come to matter…

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When will the NJC be ready to punish criminal judges?

In one fell swoop, the National Judicial Council (NJC) has queried 256 judges for judicial misconduct. This headlined its decisions taken at the 111th Council meeting in Abuja recently, where it also suspended two judges for one year without pay.…

The reset button, By Wole Olaoye

“The man who removes a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.” — Lao Tzu “You are under arrest for urinating in public,” barked the police officer.“What do you mean? Am I not urinating in the drain?“Sir, respect yourself! The…

The good shepherd (2), By Femi Aribisala

Jesus is the Bread of Life. The boy had five loaves and two fish. Five plus two equals seven. Seven is the number of perfection. In God’s hand, small becomes big. God promises that: Isaiah 60:22 “A little one shall…

The fake DG saga holds a mirror to all of us, By Akin Fadeyi

Prince Adeyemi Adeniyi …the institutions we build today will determine whether future generations inherit a nation in which public trust is earned through competence, accountability and integrity — or one in which every scandal becomes another chapter in an endless…

Why is Mr. President mad?, By Adeola Akinremi

President Tinubu and Nigerian Governors. Tinubu should not treat this as a one-off outburst of frustration. He should institutionalise it. He should do more in town halls with language a trader in Bodija and Agege market can understand. It should not…

When the voice of humanity reverberated in a man, By Owei Lakemfa

…today, humanity is moving back to the pre-World War era when there were no agreed universal rules, might was right, and it was every one to himself and God for us all. Today, humanity lies prostrate. Strongmen and nations roam…

The poison we consume, By Osmund Agbo 

There is something undeniably charming about General Yakubu Gowon. He comes across as unassuming and possessed of a quiet dignity. At 92, a milestone he will reach in October, he is undoubtedly a fortunate man, but time has inevitably taken…

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