By Tunde Olusunle Tunde Olusunle For all his staggering attributes as a very formidable scholar, a distinctly rigorous inquisitor, a sound and profound political scientist, an inimitable reporter, an engaging writer, a perspicacious editor, he savours his reticence and...
By Editor President Joe Biden will not like this. His nemesis and arch rival, former president Donald Trump is back on the beat. He will be facing his old foe, Biden in the 2024 United States presidential elections. Trump...
“It is not possible to end hunger alone. We must work together to bring to scale innovative agricultural-based livelihoods and life-saving solutions,”
Spoken Words is a collection of smart and insightful poems by Senami Amosu, a 15-year-old school girl who loves to inspire through her sometimes controversial topics. By Senami Amosu I want to be confident. I want to be organized....
By Melinda French Gates On a visit to Senegal and Rwanda in June—my first trip to Africa since the pandemic began—I encountered example after example of African-born innovation. Among them: A rural university training the next generation of global...
'By Daniel Ayodele Adeniran There are many Yoruba names whose meanings are now lost due to the facts that the words forming the roots of those words are no longer in use. For instance ask the young Master Olopade...
By Femi Ogunshola He is 70 year old, that's already in the public knowledge, but some have claimed he is far above that age, some said he is 75, 85, 90, they just apropriate to him any age that...
By Victor Emeruwa When the chase for New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) presidential flag bearer, former Kano state governor, Rabiu Kwankwaso began, I knew it was a pointless venture. Kwankwaso at the moment is a man surrounded by facade...
The frenzy over the Labour Party is not yet over; thanks to a new admirable bride, Peter Obi. But the Labour Party must now arise and respond to the challenges of professionalising, institutionalising and building enduring political structure for...
By Mustapha Oluwatoyin Hassan There is a cult of ignorance among some Nigerians, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the...
