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I wish to tell female preachers that they should begin preaching, “work on yourself” more than they harp on “package yourself” to ladies. Packaging is about the easiest thing that …

In the book Why Nations Fail, Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson argued that the difference between developed and underdeveloped nations lies in the nature of their institutions. Unsurprisingly, barriers to …

This is some kind of simple poetry uttered by sundry persons as they perceive Senator Godswill Akpabio, the President of the 10th Senate of Nigeria. Since the excellency’s fray or …

Artificial intelligence has quietly slipped into our everyday work, and for developers, it’s like having a genius co-pilot riding a shotgun. Tools like ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Anthropic’s Claude, and Cursor …

The British government recently decided to cut its international aid budget to boost its defence spending. Humanitarian charities in Britain said they are ‘’appalled,’’ warning it would damage United Kingdom …

The darkness was so heavy you could touch it. ’Twas so thick it could stain. Sinister and choking, the darkness screened off the sky and its moonlight. Without thunderclap nor …

Donald John Trump, the 47th American President, is a living example of the dangerous combination of extreme power and excessive wealth. That danger came out clear from his 50-minute altercation …

Professor Bayo Okunade has crossed into the seventh bracket; he is now effectively a septuagenarian—that state of hoariness where he joins the gang of the sages who have been given …

In light of the above, nicknaming political leaders by those they lead is not an anathema but a universal phenomenon, as outlined above. Therefore, the Nigerian presidency cannot stop or …

This is not a piece of condemnation, but of gentle caution and reflection. One of the natural features of politics is the criticism of political actors who sit in government, …