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Opinion
So After The Elections – They Treat Us Anyhow, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
The occasion was the Post 2019 Election Review Conference. The idea was to look at how all the stakeholders fair, from the electorate, security apparatchiks and the voters.
Nigeria, Is She Really 59 Years Old? By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
Akì í mú ìbọn tetere. One does not hold a gun carelessly. (Always be careful in handling dangerous matters.) So Nigeria is 59 years, 59 years after the British officially handed over to us, to run the show, we call… Read More ›
Who F*cked Our Mother-Earth? By Kelechi Abonuyo
Scientists from all over the world now agree that the impacts of climate change will get worse, unless action is taken now. The Swedish teenage girl – Greta Thunberg, is taking a lead to energise global consciousness in a way… Read More ›
Are You Ashamed, But Proud Of Nigeria? By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
A stone that is visible cannot destroy a hoe. Rwandan Proverb I am tucked in my hotel room in the Nobleza, their motto quality and luxury and I dare say they are delivering on both…my room just by the pool… Read More ›
Devils In The Neighborhood, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
Violent crime, such as armed robbery, assault, carjacking, kidnapping, and rape is almost commonplace throughout the country. Most Travel Advisory would ask that one exercise extreme caution throughout the country due to the threat of indiscriminate violence. Terrorists continue plotting… Read More ›
A Nation, And People With No Staying Power, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
“Don’t ask the deaf man to beat a drum for you to dance”… Anonymous I love Nigeria, we largely a people with a short fuse memory, preferring to largely forget very quickly from a point of learning slowly, we either… Read More ›
A Nation That Sells Darkness, By Prince Charles Dickson PhD
“A rat’s teeth cannot be stained by oil, no matter how soaked the yam is in red oil” So it is easy to forget the important things, or even get tired and common after all it is a norm now,… Read More ›
FBI, Nigerian Fraudsters And Other Stories, By Reuben Abati
This is not the best of times to be identified as a Nigerian, especially if you are a Nigerian in diaspora. It is indeed the worst of times to be Nigerian because of the kind of daredevilry that our compatriots… Read More ›
Nigeria’s WAZOBIAN Dilemma, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
Chains by any other name would still hurt as much—anonymous 2023 presidency: Northern youth group endorses Tinubu to lead, Nigeria: Igbo Presidency 2023 – Nigeria’s Date With Justice and Unity. 2023 Presidency: Nigerians divided over Tinubu’s ambition. Disunited South-West, South-East… Read More ›
Political Vendetta Or Anti-corruption War? By Zainab Suleiman Okino
For the lay person, the series of events in the last few weeks are convincing evidence that the anti-corruption slogan of the current administration is taking shape. Really? Well, not everyone would agree with this position.
The ‘Used-Less’ Nigerian Youth, By Prince Charles Dickson PhD
The baboon does not issue an ultimatum to the leopard, pepper is small but its fight is much bigger. My young friend, Rekwi Sunday Musa ruminating some weeks back had stated his puzzle, he asked, when did being young become… Read More ›
