Category: Opinion
Illegal IGP Kayode Egbetokun’s Latest Gambit: A Tale of Two Cases, in one day, same time at the Federal High Court, Abuja
It was a calculated maneuver. The cases were deliberately fixed for hearing at the same time and on the same day, coincidentally listed as number three on the cause list of two separate courts, one before Justice M.S. Liman, the other before Justice Emeka Nwite. The plan was transparent and calculated to overwhelm us, disorient…
The Impact of High Chief Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo on Gbaramatu Kingship and Tradition
Tompolo had himself to make king as he was already Tunteriwei Gbaramatu at the demise of his Father Chief Osen Ekpemupolo and no one would have batted an eyelid if he did but guided by his abiding faith and his commitment to the cultural practices of Gbaramatu, Tompolo used his persona in profoundly meaningful ways.…
Strengthening Bonds: PDP Governors Forum Meets in Zamfara
We had an excellent host in His Excellency Dr. Dauda Lawal, who utilised the opportunity of our visit to showcase the extraordinary hospitality of Zamfara State and its people. After our famed affability in Bayelsa, we witnessed another level of cordiality offered by Governor Lawal and his bespoke team. Their organisation was top-notch and quite…
The Resilient Spirit of Ogbo Tein Tua Oge: Celebrating Freedom and Heritage
Let us revel in the spirit of enthusiasm, acknowledging the progress we have made since those dark days. Under President Bola Tinubu’s agenda for transparency, we have emerged victorious. I urge our youth to embrace peace and remain focused on building a brighter tomorrow. My heart is filled with hope as Douye Diri strives to…
PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI (1942-2025) AND A BALANCED VERDICT OF HISTORY
His likeness for me also stemmed from the fact that I had proved to him my mettle and integrity following an incident of honour that need not be elaborated here. He personally told me on one occasion – “you are a very honest man”.
Heartbreak and Hope: Struggling with My Wife’s Betrayal but Holding on for Our Family
As we entered this year, we agreed to love ourselves more. But can you believe that I stumbleqd on horrible cháts again on her phone? I don’t know what else to do, I don’t want my kids to suffer, and I love my wife so much. Please what should I do?
“UNCLE” SAM AMUKA-PEMU AND THE MIGHTY PEN @ 90 YEARS
As the media landscape evolves, Sam Amuka-Pemu’s legacy will continue to serve as a guiding light. His devotion to truth, integrity, and compelling storytelling is a constant reminder of journalism’s crucial role in shaping public opinion and advancing national development.
STILL REMEMBERING CHIEF JUSTICE MOHAMMED UWAIS AND PROFESSOR JIBRIL AMINU
Against the backdrop of the most difficult circumstances of life, they lived to become counted amongst the greatest Nigerians. It was, however, not a life of bread and butter for them at all times. It is not much spoken about, but from the very young age of 6 years, Justice Uwais became fatherless with the…
CENSUS DELAYS: A BARRIER TO FAIR REPRESENTATION IN NIGERIA’S DEMOCRACY
It is gratifying to note that the next census will be biometric-based and will not only generate verifiable data of Nigeria’s population, but will also provide geo-coordinates for where everyone resides or is counted. The evidence-based statistics will guide INEC in accurately delineating constituencies, reapportioning legislative seats, creating polling units, planning elections, and managing electoral…
THE RE-ECHOING VOICES OF THE “LAST” TITANS” – CHIEF EDWIN CLARK AND PA AYO ADEBANJO
By Godknows Boladei Igali Prologue Beyond the mere platitudes associated with longevity of earthly sojourn, late Chief E.K. Clark (97 years) and late Pa Ayo Adebanjo (96 years) exemplified extraordinary service to Nigeria and the generation they lived in. Their lives, separated at death by just three days, were marked by courage, resilience and a…
