
By Isqil Najim It's a common refrain in Nigeria: "Our leaders are the problem." While leadership at the highest levels certainly play…
Read moreI came across this post reproduced below on WhatsApp. The conversation was a result of ongoing discussion on Kemi Badenoch remark on her experien…
Read moreby Isqil Najim Professional regulatory bodies play a crucial role in maintaining standards and ethics within their respective fields. One of their primary resp…
Read moreI did not want to comment on this Bwala until friends constantly bombarded me with opinions and articles condemning him as a betrayer. I tried hard to find out…
Read moreBy Justice Faloye Getting Nigeria leadership right should be a collective effort of many factors. These factors, however multifaceted, should be an inward ref…
Read moreI noticed many Nigerians keep writing articles on Trump being transactional leader and their analysis are way off for me. Mostly focusing on how selfish or eve…
Read moreBy Biodun Jeyifo Justice is the first condition of humanity. Wole Soyinka, The Man Died. All protocols duly observed, I must thank the organizers of this symp…
Read moreBecause Misfortune befell you in Congo, you therefore see everyone in Congo as unfortunate, failure. When someone narrates their success in Congo,…
Read moreIn primary school, I think Primary 2 or 3. I got my first baptism in society. A classmate bought toy gun, it was first time in my life i saw such gun. Like eve…
Read moreAt the time of writing this, the President of Kenya William Ruto, has withdrawn the controversial Tax Bill that sparked protest across the country. Kenyans pro…
Read moreHumans are just like sand on the beach. We stay in the sunlight and shine according to the sun benevolence. When the ocean send her waves to hit the shore, we…
Read moreSacking or demoting Finidi as head coach, if true, is a slap on Nigerian coaches and ex-players. It is a vote of no confidence on each and everyone of them. i…
Read moreA typical Nigerian's problem is always other people; until that scapegoat exits or dies. It is not in DNA of an average Nigerian to take respo…
Read moreBy Bashoru J.K Randle “Eyingbeti” refers to that stretch of waterside in Lagos where business and other commercial activities with the rest of the world commen…
Read moreOne day, a very wealthy man was walking on the road. Along the way, he saw a beggar on the sidewalk. The rich man looks kindly on the beggar and asked, "…
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