Category: Op ed

WASHINGTON  (CodeWit) – The facts are the focus as part of a trend in journalism spreading from the United States to many places around the world. Journalists have always faced...

In 2003, Femi-Kevin’s headmaster sent me an email forecasting that he would fail his GCSE exams because he had done so badly in his mock exams.  I wrote an angry...

This is not a sanctimonious attempt to earthen the drooling failings of Nigeria. The Nigeria I know is as clumsily and nebulously unwieldy as its problems. From the patrician orbit...

How positively you see others is linked to how happy, kind-hearted and emotionally stable you are, according to new research by a Wake Forest University psychology professor. “Your perceptions of...

Ayodeji Rotinwa recently took a bite out of the Big Apple, the world’s most famous megalopolis   My Empire State experience started from hundreds of feet in the air. On...

After 47 years, Major Chukwuma Nzeo-gwu Kaduna, stripped of rank, has resurrected as an academic major-domo. Professor Ben Nwabueze, a former minister of education, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria and...

Perspective   Chris Aligbe gives insight into some of the ills of Nigeria’s aviation sector In my spare time, I always tune in to the DSTV Channels showing Nigerian and...

Pioneer Commissioner and Chief Executive of the Accident Investigation Bureau, Mr. Angus Ozoka, has explained why air accidents happen in Nigeria and what should be done to drastically reduce the...

“We have met the enemy, and he is us.”- Walt Kelly 1971 Politics is threatening the fragile Nigerian democratic process in a manner that is likely to create unprecedented levels...

HI!   THE story you are about to read will no doubt evoke several emotions in you by the time you finish reading next Thursday. It is the pathetic story of...