Cross River State must not become an atomistic society perpetually at war with itself, as cautioned by Professor Emmanuel Ayandele, the pioneer Vice-Chancellor of University of...
From the gates, let’s make it clear that the category of Christians with whom the facticity of OSAS, an acronym for Once Saved Always Saved, is...
The sensuous has always sought to subsume the substance in the Nigerian entertainment scene. Netizens who have been splitting hairs and spleen to push their stance...
Today’s Federal High Court judgment ordering INEC to deregister the African Democratic Congress is difficult to understand as anything other than politically engineered judicial violence against...
Some Christians may have embarked on a guilt trip after emergency humanists castigated the sharing or celebration of testimonies bordering on the survival of fatal accidents...
Communication on messaging apps remains a mortal affair – not a conversation between man and God. Pompous persons who disable the blue marker on WhatsApp make...
Nigerian social media can be a savage space that brooks no prisoners. When its trolls come for you in an onslaught esoterically called “dragging”, you would...
Like many people in the Nigerian technology and sports ecosystem, I have long respected Azeez Amida. He built a reputation as a thoughtful industry voice, someone...
Sometime in January this year, a senior Lagos-Ibadan journalist called my attention to a news story in which Hannatu Musawa, President Tinubu’s Minister of Art, Culture,...
Nigeria’s democracy is once again standing before an uncomfortable mirror, and the reflection is neither inspiring nor hopeful. What should have been a season of political...