Thursday, October 10

Opinions

One, two, many gods (1), By Femi Aribisala

“You shall have no other gods before Me.” (Exodus 20:3) I went to buy blank videotapes in a van that had “Christian VideoNet” emblazoned on both sides. Immediately I came out of the van, an Indian man engaged me in…

In constant pursuit of distinction, By Udom Inoyo

George’s testimony should be a wake-up call to millions of Nigerian youths eager for success. Never give up! Luckily, we are in the 21st century, driven by innovation and technology, and offering multiple opportunities. To those who excel, their admirers…

A trip southward, a misspelt name and tales of a snub

When President Bola Tinubu arrived in South Africa last Tuesday, he had no inkling he would be leaving the country with a new name, one the South African Presidency’s social media team bestowed upon him. But before that, let me…

The Tinubu Bus Stop

Nigeria was last week swept up in a wave of emotions as a video emerged in South Africa of President Bola Tinubu appearing to be on the receiving end of an embarrassing snub by the South Africa leader at his…

Health benefits of Noni plant (1)

Sometimes this year, BBC Yoruba interviewed a family who were hospitalised and even lost one because they ate cassava peels. During the interview, the woman said they had nothing to eat and she went to pick cassava peels, dried it…

Sugar is the intimate friend of cancer

A clear relationship between sugar and cancer leads scientists to two conclusions. One of these conclusions is that the use of sugar contributes to cancer and that going without sugar helps to slow the spread of cancer. 100 years ago,…

BAT’s burdened blaze, By Osmund Agbo

President Bola Tinubu (PHOTO CREDIT: @nosasemota) For President Tinubu, the challenge is to transcend the political expediencies that have hindered past administrations. He must demonstrate the political will to implement substantial reforms that address the root causes of Nigeria’s systemic…

Half peace, better than no peace, By Owei Lakemfa

The UN’s resolution sidesteps its 1967 Resolution 242 of 22 November, 1967, which provides a permanent solution for the Israeli-Palestine crises. Its body language is that half peace is better than no peace. But even this resolution may not be…

Millennials changing the narratives of marriage

While Nigerian society is often agog with celebrations in which marriage formalities have become an integral aspect of its composition, the realities of separations and divorces especially among the millennials cannot be ignored. Today, many young adults between the ages…

Nigeria we wail thee, By Majeed Dahiru

On the 29 May, the first year anniversary of President Ahmed Bola Tinubu in power, a day that marked the 25th year of unbroken democracy in Nigeria since the transition from military to civil democratic rule in 1999, the prevailing…

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