A Part Of Permanent Solutions To Nigeria’s Problems: The Easiest Way Out in Electoral Reform
By Comrade Olu. Onagunwa Now seems to be the best of time to knock some facts into ears...
Editorial
No Gree For Anybody: Depth Beyond Violence
By: JP Ashedzi The year 2024 is still considered a new year as we are just a few...
The Next 365 Days: The importance of Self Reflection
By: JP Ashedzi On the 31st day of December 2022, for me, the craze for a new...
UPSIDE IN COST OF LIVING: AVERAGE NIGERIAN FIGHTING FOR SURVIVAL
Recent market visits indicate that food and other household items continue to be expensive.The cost of solid fuel, liquid...
“JAPA SYNDROME”: A BLESSING IN DISGUISE?
By: Emmanuel Ehidiamen Japa- a popular Yoruba slang widely used among all and sundry in daily conversation in the...
December Delights: Exploring the Joyful Festivities and Traditions in Nigeria
By: JP Ashedzi In Nigeria, the Ember period usually comes in with a different feel in the...
Feature: Violence: The Profit Of A Society Built on Anger
By: JP Ashedzi From time immemorial, the world has continued to witness an unprecedented surge of violence....
Feature: The Digital Divide: Impact of the Internet on Education
By: JP Ashedzi Over time, the world has seen technological inventions and advancements that have in massively unarguable ways...
Exploring the Road Less Traveled: Nigeria’s Urgent Need for Improved Road Infrastructure
By: JP Ashedzy The menace of bad roads in Nigeria has never seen better yesterday. History travels the story...
Feature: The Challenges of Nigeria’s Post-Independence Journey: Reflections on 63 Years of Progress and Concerns
By: Ehidiamen Emmanuel October 1st 63 years ago, the Union Jack, the British Flag was lowered in Nigeria...
FEATURE: NIGERIA’S MUSIC SCENE: FROM AFROBEAT TO AFROBEATS, A GLOBAL PHENOMENON
By: EHIDIAMEN EMMANUEL “The curious beauty of African's Music is that it uplifts even as it tells...
FEATURE: Preserving Indigenous Languages in Nigeria: The Fight Against Extinction
Naomi Ojeh A majority of the indigenous languages in Nigeria can be described with one word – “endangered”. Language is...
EDITORIAL: 100 DAYS IN OFFICE: A RETROSPECT INTO THE ECONOMIC FACET OF TINUBU’S GOVERNMENT
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu marks his first 100 days as President of this Federation since assuming office on...
FEATURE: The Journey of Communication: From Talking to Technological Marvels
By: JP Ashedzi The earliest means of communication recollected by man is through the generation of sounds by the...
Editorial: Navigating the Shifting Tides of Nigerian Politics
JP Ashedzi As Nigerians welcome a new era in her leadership, we also with open arms welcome groundbreaking shifts...
EDITORIAL: The Struggle For Survival Among Giants of Africa
By JP Ashedzi Nigeria is sub-Saharan Africa's most populated country with an estimated population of 213.4 million...
EDITORIAL: The Real Renewal of Shattered Hope
BY: ASHE Preceding the 2023 general elections in Nigeria, Nigerians had seen one of the most jaw-twisting, heart-wrenching, and...
DRUG ABUSE
By: Jimoh Ayinke Drug abuse is the use of illegal drugs or the use of prescription or over-the-counter drugs for...
ROYALTY, MAJESTY AND THE CROWN
In the real context, majesty and sovereignty isn't known by just the celebration or mark of it, but often times...
“EYE SERVICE” THE CELEBRITY KIND OF LOVE.
“I read some poems and I laughed. Rico was a musician, how many of you posted his music or supported...
NUDISM, A THREAT TO MORALITY
Where the sanity of the Country is headed to, I know not, but what I for a fact know is...
62ND INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION, A CALL FOR CELEBRATION OR SOBER REFLECTION??
It is that time of the year again when Nigerians leap out in joyful glee as they join the rest...
WHO IS THE NIGERIAN KING OF AMAPIANO?
The recent song “Bad to me” released on the 14th of September by Wizkid has sparked an online debate as...
