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The payment of access fees, otherwise known as tolls, by road users, is a global practice that also has a long history in Nigeria. Before former President Olusegun Obasanjo stopped …

Not a few Nigerians were relieved after former military President Ibrahim Babangida finally admitted, at the recent launch of his book, “A Journey of Service”, that Bashorun MKO Abiola indeed …

Weeks, even months or years before the electoral success that ushered in Donald Trump for a second term of office, few people were left in doubt that his new tenure …

Nigerian culture has a long-standing tradition of honouring older individuals as a fundamental aspect of our societal identity. The post Is Nollywood promoting the slapping culture? appeared first on The …

I have in recent times come across two posts or write-ups put up by Professor Odinkalu containing some misinformation, which requires correction so that they do not become accepted for …

In this nearly 20-year-old thesis, which I am now developing into a book titled, Darfur-Sudan: Why the Superpowers Failed to Help – Global Power Dynamics and Humanitarian Crises, I argue …

Between 2000 and 2021 Anambra state had started sinking beneath the fabrics of a moral and immoral values in the guises of material acquisition, power and influence on the hinges of supernatural powers from shrines …

Reporting other people’s speeches or writings is a technical exercise in which punctuation marks play strategic roles. Whether it is in direct speech or the indirect, punctuation marks such as …

That commotion in the Lagos State of Assembly (LSHA) last week, shocked pundits and bookmakers. Nobody predicted things could fall apart so easily in President Tinubu’s Lagos, Nigeria’s Centre of …

Plastic waste is a mounting crisis, but it also presents an opportunity for businesses and governments to lead systemic change. While regulations, corporate initiatives, and citizen engagement have made progress, …