By Oyeyinka Oludayisi Fabowale Light taps on the door roused me from the half-sleep state I was trying to deepen. Discomfited but not vexed, I was a tad sluggish climbing out of bed, as I wondered who it was this time. Two louder knocks impatiently followed, protesting or, perhaps, chiding that act of hesitation and […]
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By Sola Adeyegbe In order to live a fulfilling life, we need to know our own true nature, who we really are, indeed our inherent abilities! Our real self is not our title, position or the amount of money we have in the bank. The power we get from titles, position or money are temporary. […]
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Gunmen leave trail of death, rape, penury As is the case with most parts of Northern Nigeria and some places down South, insecurity, especially armed banditry and kidnapping, seem to have put everybody’s back against the wall. Gboyega Alaka, who attempts to beam searchlight on this, using two states of Niger and Kaduna, reports. The situation […]
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The country, to say the least, is in turmoil. Who will free Nigeria from the yoke of banditry? The proliferation of arms is taking its toll on the country. Government is overwhelmed. The tragedy is beyond the unresolved terror in the Northeast. Across the states of the federation, the fear of killer-herdsmen has become the […]
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Before the release of the timetable and schedule of activities for the Anambra State governorship election by the Independent National Electoral Commission, subtle campaigns to succeed Governor Willy Obiano have become an open affair. According to the January 19, 2021 INEC timetable, political parties participating in the election are expected to hold their primaries between […]
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Sympathisers at the scene after the latest accident The agrarian community of Akungba Akoko in the Akoko South West Local Government Area of Ondo State was thrown into mourning on Saturday, January 23, 2021, after a road accident which occurred opposite the Adekunle Ajasin University, killing many people, including some students of the institution. The […]
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By Yinka Fabowale When the inspiration to begin writing these revolution notes came to me on January 25 in a flash, I sensed ab initio that it was not likely to submit or conform to a regular progression or any particular order, form or structure I might intend for it. Not that I had any […]
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By Olanrewaju Akinfenwa The popular saying: “In everything give thanks” has become a cliché that distracts people from its real essence. Many people give different interpretations to it. Some see in it the need to thank the Lord for everything because whatever comes from Him will always be the best for man. Yet others see […]
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By Yinka Fabowale That’s a popular witty line that usually cracks viewers up in any of Mr. Macaroni’s comic skits series. It often signals the denouement and comes from the lead character at a point of self-realization, disappointment, or anger at being outsmarted, by another party (Never mind that the experiences were often self-invited, self-inflicted […]
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By Abdulgafar Amoka I got admitted to study Physics at Ahmadu Bello University in 1993 and graduated in 1999. Within those six years, one year was lost to the ASUU strike and another to ABU internal crises that brought Gen Mamman Kontagora as Sole Administrator of the university. I enrolled for MSc in 2001 and […]
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