Viewpoint
War and a nation groping for the right direction
By Jerome-Mario Utomi In time past, war was considered a lawful violence so far it meets with these three conditions: waged by the lawful public authority in defense of the
Imperative of building SMEs to empower the people
By Ubong Essien Small and medium scale enterprises, SMEs, constitute the foundation on which any economy rests. In fact, they are the engine room that powers economies around the world,
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The significance and lessons from Ramadan [opinion]
By Ibrahim Adémólá Òrúnbon There is a need to pay more attention to the plight of the poor. The Muslims holy month of self- purification and self- denial, otherwise known
The Southern Governors meeting as a wake-up call [opinion]
By Simon Imobo-Tswam It is no longer news that Southern Governors met on Tuesday, May 11, 2021, in Asaba, the Delta capital. What is news is the communique they issued
Before night falls
President Muhammad Buhari By Rotimi Fasan Now the “come has come to become”, more Nigerians are coming to the realisation that the central administration in Abuja has a lot to
The way out for the South [opinion]
By Sunny Ikhioya The world has gone beyond conquest of smaller nations by bigger nations based on size and population; technology and intelligence have taken care of that. And that
Food Matters: A Reflection on Ramadan
By Abayomi Sarumi There is a certain buzz that fills the air as Muslims approach the end of the fasting season. This year’s fasting came on the heels of the
Save Edo state tertiary institutions from sting
By Washington Osa Osifo, Ph.D The most important benefit of Education is to produce manpower, people with skills and high level of logical thinking and imagination to proffer solutions to
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2023: Is Nigeria ready for a woman president? [opinion]
By Zubaida Baba Ibrahim In less than two years from now, the curtain will be drawn on the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. But while he is still the present
Southern Governors’ Forum: A welcome development
By Sola Ebiseni The news came so subtly and quite unusual with stories associated with such giant newsmakers: that Governors of Southern Nigeria met on May 4 on the State
