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Professor Olatunji Dare, journalist, teacher, scholar, public intellectual and mentor to many, turns 80 years old today. This man of letters, who writes to advance the cause of citizens on …

“It is the position of this court that the federation can pay local governments allocations directly to the local governments or through the states. In this case, since paying them …

Why couldn’t the companies, which have been repatriating profits to their home countries over the years, be given some funds The post Much ado about multinational firms exiting Nigeria (2) …

The impact of the rising cost of living is being felt globally, albeit in different ways, and it is evident that expenses and bills are continuing to rise sharply. The …

In every work of art or, perhaps, science is a series of sounds out of which emerges its intended meaning. In analysing these sound effects, we must distinguish between performance …

Right now, the Yorubas must have to build a leadership that honours their legacy. Again, remember the treaty that ended the Kiriji War The post The political traditions of our …

Among all word pairs with confusing meanings and uses, i.e. and e.g. occupy a peculiar position. They are identical especially because they are two-letter abbreviations. They are, however, not to …

Recently, there has been a lot of talk of international corporations leaving Nigeria, presumably because of the alleged difficult business environment caused by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s policies since he …

Good morning, Mr President. If you were my sole reader, I would have stopped this column. Events happening in our country and the West Africa sub-region indicate that you probably …

In living the priesthood as a sacrifice of thanksgiving, one realises its fulcrum in grace. The intercourse of humanity and divinity, which reaches an orgasmic point in the total self-offering …