Category: Right Of Say
A silent president in the face of horror
In Rivers State, not a single life was lost—yet President Bola Ahmed Tinubu rushed to declare a State of Emergency.
But in Kebbi, where 25 innocent [...]
The olodo uprising: The rise of anti-intellectualism in Nigeria
In the 1960s, Professor Chike Obi was a national celebrity. Nicknamed "the great mathematician," he was celebrated across Nigeria simply for being b [...]
When the people write to Peter Obi, and not their lawmakers
In recent months, something quietly alarming has taken root across Nigeria’s tertiary institutions: students—desperate for aid, support, or even just [...]
When can a Christian remarry after the demise of a spouse?
There has been a lot of noise on the internet since last week following the announcement that Pastor Amos Fenwa General Overseer of Holy Ghost [...]
Why President Tinubu likes to go to France
Our president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, loves chilling in France.
France has turned to the new Bourdillion.
In all fairness, this visit to Paris did [...]
Appoint Seyi Tinubu minister
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has a Seyi Tinubu decision to make.
He could appoint the younger Tinubu to a cabinet position, or he could keep things [...]
The orchestration against Aisha Achimugu: A classical betrayal of justice, womanhood and nationhood
Nigeria is at a critical crossroads, one that challenges not just the nation’s political integrity but its very identity.
This crisis is not marked [...]
Tinubu, stop this gratuitous proliferation of universities!
The penchant for unrestrained establishment of universities in the country, despite the decrepit state of existing ones, as a result of gross underfun [...]
A letter to Aig
It’s been a year since Herbert, Chizoba and Chizi died. That accident had the country crying from the heart. One had thought that it was too much sorr [...]
Baba Akande, #EndSARS, and his attempt to rewrite history
The annals of Nigeria’s history of protests and civil resistance cannot be fully recounted without the pivotal chapter of the EndSARS movement.
Whi [...]