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By Dele Alake Nothing captures and portrays the crisis of credibility and integrity of the vast majority of a sectional intelligentsia than a recent piece by Dr Chidi Amuta titled ‘Peter Obi and the looming tyranny’. To some who thought Chidi was supposedly more cosmopolitan, liberal, less parochial and less paranoid, his vituperation is more […]
By Olukayode Ajulo, PhD An unwrinkled face is not good for a resounding slap. So it is somewhat indelicate for a lawyer who ought to be grounded in the ethics of the law profession to publicly criticize the opinions of other senior lawyers, who are revered to be authorities in their fields. Afe Babalola, Gboyega […]
By Georges Macnobleson-Idowu Retirement and pension are obviously two privileges that so many working class people eagerly look up to. While some people are fortunate to have gotten good and sustainable retirement and pension packages, others are not particularly lucky. And these unlucky lots are majorly a large chunk of the Nigerian masses, who often […]
By Georges Macnobleson-Idowu Christianity, according to Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, is a religion that is based on the teaching of Jesus Christ and the belief that he is the son of God. In other words, it’s a religious practice, activity or act, which represents and/or showcases the beauty in the act and pattern of life […]
By Georges Macnobleson-Idowu “No person is particularly invulnerable to disability” was the concluding statement of Mr. David Anyaele, the Executive Director of Centre for Citizens with Disabilities, CCD, as l entered the venue of the stakeholders’ meeting tagged: “Sensitization for Line MDAs on Sustainable Development Goals and Disability Rights” organized by the CCD in Lagos. […]
By Georges Macnobleson-Idowu Corruption no doubt, is one word that has become very popular, if not most popular amongst Nigerians. It’s that famous today such that every bad deeds in the society is attributed to it. But as bad as it is seen by the society, many Nigerians, if not every Nigerian, still finds it […]
By Georges Macnobleson-Idowu This article was first published on May 5, 2010, just immediately after Pastor Tunde Bakare led the Save Nigeria Group protests against the subsisting government. No doubt, many wondered what Pastor Bakare was doing then, and in fact, a large chunk of them, expressed disapprovals, if not total castigations at him. The […]
