I won’t rest easy on this Chrisland Schools scandal. I haven’t slept well for days. What does this portend for us as a society? As parents? As school owners? As educators? As
Nigeria was doomed from the moment the five majors decided to topple the democratically-elected government of Tafawa Balewa's First Republic
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The Almajiri system in Northern Nigeria is and has been producing a generation of disenfranchised young men who have nothing to lose.
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We may not have heard the last of it. Men should better find a way to accommodate the coming tsunami rather than postulating that it is taboo for women to be initiated
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The tragic and unfortunate murder of a young lady in her school premises in Sokoto by her schoolmates last week has unexpectedly exposed a glaring leadership weakness among our teeming presidential aspirants.
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Civil society organisations and citizens leading the advocacy for openness, accountability and effective governance in Nigeria, have called on Nigerians to stay focused on demanding the quality of leadership Nigeria requires in
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In Feb. 1992, Larry King asked the most impactful question of his long career in cable TV, “Can you give (me) a scenario in which you’d say, OK, I’m in?” His guest
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The discussion about Women's Empowerment is as old as humanity and civilization. The more we discuss it the more it appears unattainable.
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Nature has it's own uncanny way of bringing you sorrow, even when you thought you were in for happy times.
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FOR the first time, Comrade Adams Aliu Oshiomhole took my advice to contest the presidency of Nigeria instead of localising himself and further debasing his remaining reputation as a progressive
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The name Joe Anatune may not ring a loud bell to some people. But for those privileged to have come in contact or whose paths have crossed with the man who bears
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