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Liz Oluwole: Plan B ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)
by Liz Oluwole “How do you plan to contend with that on a 9-5 pay?” In recent times, if there’s one thing I’ve grown to realize; It is the importance of having more than one stream of income, that is,...
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Bayo Oluwasanmi: Nigeria is a nation of horror show
by Bayo Oluwasanmi Our legislators are not disturbed that the youth are unprepared for the technocracy of modern economy. The young ones are being taught by the example of the political leaders that...
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Feyi Fawehinmi: Abba Moro and the recruitment Ponzi scheme
by Feyi Fawehinmi Given how the minister himself has taken charge of this whole process and been so close to it publicly, he has to take the can for it. He has to be sacked, investigated and sent to...
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Perry Brimah: Now that the government steals from unemployed youths
by Perry Brimah Apart from the process of inviting all millions of candidates on the same day, being criminally ludicrous; according to Leadership today, Nigeria’s Immigration department billed each...
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Opinion: Mr. President, this joke is no longer funny
by AbdulRahman AdulRaheem That President Jonathan is amazingly inept is hardly news to the majority of Nigerians. He is a joke. His very occupation of the most esteemed office in the land has been...
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Opinion: When a rogue state kills its youth
by Jibrin Ibrahim As dozens were killed in various stadiums in Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Minna, Benin and Kano, it was shocking to hear the minister of internal affairs, Abba Moro, expressly deny...
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Opinion: The NIS recruitment nightmare is a portrait of Nigeria and Nigerians
by Timothy Konyehi Finally let APC and PDP, just shut up. This is not the time to throw political missiles. So the statement from the All Progressive Congress saying that PDP’s irresponsible rule...
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Femi Aribisala: MTN, Shoprite, DSTV and the South-Africanization of Nigeria
by Femi Aribisala In a slow but steady manner, South Africans are beginning to entrench themselves into key facets of the Nigerian economy. From aviation to banking to construction to entertainment...
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Opinion: NIS killer job and criminality of the Nigerian nation
by Yahaya Moh’d Usman In other climes Abba Moro, David Parradang, would have resigned without prodding and tender an unreserved apology, on its part the federal government would have declared a three...
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Ayomikun Soyombo: Cobhams Asuquo – The extraordinary gift of blindness (Poetry)
by Ayomikun Soyombo The blind had a dream. He saw beautiful days ahead. He fed on blindness. All to grow into an enigma. He lived in a world of ordinary people. The extraordinary happened The winds...
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Philip Amiola: Nigeria – When will we stop playing the fool?
by Philip Amiola We are not going to tolerate this anymore. Now is the time to stop playing the fool and start living out our true identity as the great nation that we are. Change is imminent. A...
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Opinion: Abba Moro – The story of a Nigerian minister, scam and reckless...
by Ayobami Ladipo As expected of any responsible public servant, we thought the ‘Honourable’ Minister would have come out to apologize to Nigerians and mourn the departed souls. Rather, Abba, whose...
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Perry Brimah: #OccupyEverything – The Nigerian government has lost its...
by Perry Brimah For Diezani-NNPC’s robbery, we ask for their head. For ASUU and ASUP protracted strikes, we ask for Wike’s head. For other scams, we got Mike’s head. For the support of Boko Haram and...
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Opinion: President Jonathan’s curious silence on Wendell Simlin
by Karo Orovboni So I will like to join my voice with others and implore the president to break the silence on Wendell Simlin as the robust silence from the presidency is deafening. The president had...
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Opinion: Boko Haram – Is the military in a false propaganda war?
by Zainab Okino Not long after, Nigerians woke up one day to the revelation by the Army of the death of Boko Haram’s spiritual leader. Abubakar Shekau was said to have died of bullet wounds sustained...
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Boyowa Eresanara: Avoiding the friend zone ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)
by Boyowa Erasanara “The trick to avoid being zoned is to be fast in studying whoever you want to get involved with” Humans are designed to have desires. The unending increase of our insatiable...
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Olusegun Adeniyi: This is a society governed by rustlers
by Olusegun Adeniyi At his 90th birthday recently, President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe asked his officials: “Are we now like Nigeria where you have to reach your pocket to get anything done?” Then he...
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Abimbola Adelakun: So what if Abba Moro is sacked?
by Abimbola Adelakun Moro and all those who were involved in Saturday exercise deserve to be fired but it is not enough. We will only be treating the symptoms of a problem that lives in our DNA. We...
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Opinion: I doubt if Fulani herdsmen are responsible for these attacks
by Tahir Talba Fulani herdsmen have attacked and have been violent, yes; but that characteristic or conduct has always only come to play when issues regarding cattle, farmlands and tribal discord are...
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Opinion: To succeed against Boko Haram, we must plan for a long war (Part 1)
by Muktar Usman-Janguza This emerging stalemate whereby the army and the civilian JTF control the regional capitals while BH dominates the peripheries cannot be allowed to concretise. Because, like a...
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