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My mother visited me recently and I offered her garden eggs and peanuts. She suddenly called me while eating and said, “So this is what you have been enjoying.” I …

There are so many matters arising from the nation’s capital including the much trumpeted ‘cabinet shake-up’ that would have turned out to be a sad denouement but for the removal …

The topic of his inaugural lecture was somewhat sensational: “Working in the Shadows of Death”. The post Before trees are felled in the forest appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria …

At the ceremony for a higher office of a townsman some years ago, he recalled how arduous the journey to that point had been, from the betrayals from his contemporaries …

Dear Mummy, I wish to see you and give you a big hug. I’m almost in tears. I can’t thank you enough for your warm words of encouragement and advice …

Professor Charles Chukwuna Soludo’s philosophical statements and theories of a functional education system and healthy society ere characteristics of a thinking outside the box gauged from the mainstream classical philosophies. The post Soludo’s philosophy of …

The social contract theory posits that individuals surrender certain rights to the state in exchange for protection and security. Yet, Nigeria’s police pension crisis raises a fundamental question about the …

Prof TA, I enjoyed reading your satirical, semi-autobiographical piece on the “life-ruining, health-destroying” drugs market, and how your aching Ear wasn’t impressed by your self-medicating response. The post My ear …

My path to tech marketing and communications began unconventionally. Despite possessing skills using popular marketing tools like Mailchimp, Brandwatch, Google Analytics, etc. I wasn’t aware of the high demand for …

A nation’s history is embedded in its foundation. Without an honest understanding of it, progress and success become impossible. It is the invariant opinion of many Nigerians that Nigeria’s roots …