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I know of no other country that has developed resistance to hardship, adversity and difficult times like Nigerians. It is trite that endurance leads to perseverance and the two can …

Listening to the Oba of Benin during his recent visit to the Lagos State House reminds me of the Irish poet and playwright Oscar Fingal O’Fflahertie Wills Wilde who says …

Another year is dawning! Dear Father, let it be, in working or in waiting, another year with thee; another year of progress, another year of praise, another year of proving …

Prevention chemicals, hidden in the food we eat every day are chemicals that are designed to prevent spoilage and extend shelf life. But what if these food preservatives are doing …

It is of great importance to note that Africa’s erstwhile colonial masters were themselves former colonies of other powers, some under colonialism three to five times longer than Africa was. Rather …

There is hardly anyone who can reflect just a little who will not be perplexed by the spate of deaths in the land and in several parts of our planet …

Navigating family difficulties is overwhelming for anyone. Where significant wealth is added to the mix, an added layer of complexity is introduced, especially for affluent individuals, wealthy patriarchs and matriarchs …

Like in the West, voices of citizens will continue to count for less yielding their pre-eminent position to the voices of regional partisans like Joe Biden of the United States. …

Security is, and ought to be, everybody’s business because the converse, insecurity, and terrorism, imperils life, and poses an existential threat to societal order, and wellbeing. The post Reactivating presidential …

Recently, the Senate unanimously asked the Federal Government to halt the statutory allocation of funds to local government areas whose chairmen and councillors were not democratically elected. The post Anambra: …