Monday, October 7

Opinions

Days of rage when reason is treason, By Owei Lakemfa

The thuggish criminality in the United Kingdom exempted, mass protests have been sweeping through many countries, with people standing up for their right to decent lives. It has breezed through Nigeria, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Ghana, Uganda, Sudan, Eswatini, South Africa and,…

Our steps are ordered!

As my parents became increasingly unable to do much for themselves due to age, their vulnerability exposed me to the world of various characters in the form of domestic help. That experience, after so much disappointment at their hands, later…

Sickle Cell and its excruciating torture

Describing a sickle cell crisis as a devastating episode that ravages the body is quite apt. The blocked blood flow caused by sickled red blood cells can lead to serious complications, including stroke and infections. Here’s a detailed explanation of…

Addressing the link between uterine fibroids and mental health

Despite being a non-cancerous tumour, uterine fibroids can have a significant impact on a woman’s life that goes beyond her physical symptoms. These growths are prevalent, and frequently discovered in women’s uteri during their reproductive years. In actuality, they are…

The need for forthright regulators and impartial tourists, By Bosun Adetiloye

Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu; Senate Leader, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele; President/CEO, Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote; Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio; Vice President, Oil & Gas, Dangote Industries Limited, Devakumar Edwin during the National Assembly delegates visit to Dangote Petroleum…

Youths are the backbone of Nigeria, By Murtadha Gusau

Nigeria has a large proportion of youths in the population, a substantial number that cannot be ignored. The average Nigerian youth is active, idealistic and determined. What the youth requires is a conducive environment to build its capacity and contribute…

Risks of compliance amidst citizen agitation

Compliance is often touted as a virtue in business and governance, implying a willingness to adhere to rules and regulations. However, in times of citizen agitation and social unrest, compliance can become a double-edged sword. On one hand, it demonstrates…

How I branded Onyeka Onwenu as ‘Elegant Stallion’

Nigerians continue to mourn the loss of a beloved creative talent, Onyeka Onwenu, who died on July 30 after performing at a friend’s birthday party in Lagos. Rather than focusing on her passing, I’d like to share a personal reflection…

Of looted artefacts, funds, humans

We knew what years of soldiers in power did to arrest the development of democracy in Nigeria. Now that a comment comes out on a social media platform to say that military government is better than democratic governance, one begins…

The slaughter slabs called Nigerian hospitals

Returning home from work on a humid evening in 2016, I asked my children their thoughts about visiting America. They took their gaze away from the TV, searched my eyes for seriousness, smiled doubtfully and returned their gaze to the…

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