Opinion

Supreme Court of Nigeria The Supreme Court on Thursday, 11 July made landmark judgements on local government areas (LGAs) in...

...the Supreme Court verdict is a starting point for a long-drawn process. It will help the local governments in three...

The Supreme Court decision is a major setback in the quest for real development in a country bedeviled with the...

Nigeria's President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Further reforms to governance will, thus, be required to leverage the strengthened financial and administrative...

A growing concern is food insecurity, with the new minimum wage crisis still unresolved, more than a year after President...

Professor Olatunji Dare Treacherous was the moment. Most editors got a whiff of the story but were either afraid or...

Professor Wole Soyinka Soyinka is a patriot who has used his innate talent to serve humanity at every opportunity. His...

Professor Wole Soyinka In the African literary precinct, where minds form thoughts and thoughts mould minds, Wole Soyinka, until perhaps...

Today, Nigeria isn't so far away from where Yugoslavia was in 1995. Several Milosevics are promising a return to a...

Friends, you belong to a body. Forget about this silo and empire mentality that probably your mentor has taught you....

Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Olukayode Ariwoola ...the judges have toppled the people and installed themselves as the ones...

The Iloko, offspring of Arelu (Iloko Omo Arelu) are held in awe in Yorubaland. For a people who fought one...

Professor Wole Soyinka. Armed with a calabash full of frothing palm wine, I raise an elbow in a twin celebration...

The Christian marriage is no longer till death do us part. It is now till divorce do us part.  I...

Chief Ajibola Ogunshola. Photo: Saheed Olugbon. Before measurement became a hot topic at international journalism conferences, Ogunshola insisted that "what...

...whilst it is easy to use the exit of some multinational corporations from Africa as a stick on the back...

Introduction In recent years, Kenya has emerged as a focal point for global attention, not only for its economic potential...

Nigeria’s Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka My editors and superiors in the news room then, such as Mr Jahman Anikulapo, Ambassador...

Professor Wole Soyinka He has been a voice against inhumanity, insisting that "Justice is the first condition of humanity," prompting...

But why the brouhaha over the Samoa Agreement? Most Nigerians are sceptical about the government, which they perceive as janus-faced;...

Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka with Chief Bola Ige. Kongi spoke out at Dad’s funeral; he spoke truth to power...

Professor Wole Soyinka It is not a hyperbole to call Soyinka the Pride of Africa, as he has been leading...

Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka Soyinka is perhaps unique in his combination of a long, distinguished literary career with an...

I first met you on your hospital bed in UCH in October or November 1965 in the company of two...

At the inauguration of AES, Captain Traoré thundered: “The imperialists see Africa as an empire of slaves (that) Africans belong...