Opinion

By Muiz-Banire SAN Much ink has been spilled on the campaign for the independence of the judiciary. It is a...

By Louis Odion His bonhomie was unusually absent that night in 2009. He spoke little, his luminous eyes mostly staring...

By Dakuku Peterside Presidential transition periods are times of excitement, hope, apprehension, speculation, and drama. It is associated with chaos,...

By Dakuku Peterside Every Nigerian knows that we have an electricity problem in the country. It has been a recurrent...

By Okey Ndibe A few days ago, a friend of mine called to share some woeful experience. The guy, a...

  Africa is on its familiar route again. She has become the proverbial serial widow whose mourning and weeping the...

By Dakuku Peterside Democracy, by its design, nature, and practice, is not a light toggle switch that is turned on...

By Chinedu Nsofor In Nigeria, politicians are well known to be people of little compassion, little vision and little integrity,...

By Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo For people like me who go far to collect quotable quotes, apart from the indomitable Robert...

By Victor Ndubuisi If elected president of Nigeria in the February 25 election, Mr. Peter Obi, the candidate of the...