Category: Op ed

Crucify him, but release Barrabas to us!” the Jews screamed, and Pontius Pilate was shocked to his toes. He had assumed that the Jews would want Jesus instead, him being...

The leadership of International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law notes with gravest concerns the uncontrollable and systematic killing in recent times+ of Igbos in Nigeria particularly...

Are you tired of looking tired? Experts say then ensure you sleep well. Sleep does not just make you feel better – it makes you look better, too.  It is...

The Yoruba  Council  of  Elders (YCE) has  explained  that the rationale behind  the construction of a Yoruba village in London was  part of the  efforts to ensure that, the language...

For those with their ears to the ground, rumblings and rumours about gays and their damned activities are becoming rampant in the city of Lagos so much so that discerning...

The increasing adoption and use of technologies for banking operations poses risk to the safety and soundness of the financial system. Director, Banking Supervision, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mrs...

DO you know why what goes for Nigerian politics is such a huge joke? We like to be taken for a ride; in fact, we crave to be duped. We...

Goodluck Jonathan administration has just gained significant confidence of the power sector investment community with the signing of a range of industry and transaction agreements that pave way for successful...

Nigeria for all intents and purposes is a very funny country. It is a country typified by the famous Animal Farm drama. The pigs were the top rated animals that...

To mark International Women’s Day on March 8th, which focuses on ‘violence against women’, the ILO is highlighting the issue of sexual harassment in the workplace – an often subtle...