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By Tunde Akanni “Like play…”, as they say, Dangote emerges the Man of the Year 2025!A consumerist perspective, you may say. But who could have imagined that the 2024 Gen…
By Tunde Akanni “Like play…”, as they say, Dangote emerges the Man of the Year 2025!A consumerist perspective, you may say. But who could have imagined that the 2024 Gen…
By George Adimike SIR: With Emperor Constantine’s intervention and the Christian religion’s legitimisation, which gave rise to the free practice of the faith in the then Roman Empire that comprised…
Behind closed doors, some Nigerian men are living with violence, fear and enforced silence in intimate relationships society assumes they control. This report by Victor Ayeni interrogates the hidden reality…
By Chukwuneta Oby I woke up a few days back to an unusual voice note from a good friend. He asked me to find visibly challenged persons who need empowerment,…
By Elizabeth Badejo It is entirely appropriate to begin the new year without a defined resolution, as significant transitions can originate amid uncertainty. While the arrival of a new year…
By Ronke Bello Between the last edition of my article, “Still Riding on the Currency of Hope” and now, so much have happened in Nigeria, our dear nation state. I…
By Antonia Taiye Simbine I speak on a matter that lies at the very heart of Africa’s developmental aspirations: “Universities and the Development Question in Africa”. The theme is both…
By Tobiloba Ahmed Sir: So many people in life are imprisoned by their past. Oftentimes, thoughts fester in our minds. Memories of past pain and what-have-you usually flash through our…
By M. O. Idam To properly address the foregoing issue, it is necessary to first understand the concept of a trademark.” The Trade Marks Act describes a Mark to include;…
By Femi Ogunshola Politics, when taken seriously, is not theatre. It is administration at scale. Societies do not progress by emotion alone; they advance through competence disciplined by purpose. From…