Remote Work: When flexibility comes at a cost
Sir: I used to think remote work was the dream. No rushing through Lagos traffic before 8 a.m. No spending hours trying to get to an office. No dressing up…
The Trial of Jason Arday
By Michael Oberabor Writing about the life and times of Jason Arday is like writing about life itself, for life has no end and even though the life of Arday…
Managing Crisis Communication in the Digital Age
By Bodex Hungbo Recently, my hands have been itching to write. The desire was there; the problem was finding the right topic.I kept asking myself,Bodex, what exactly do you want…
Epe roads need urgent attention
By Balogun Ibrahim I wish to use this medium to call on the member representing Epe Constituency I at the Lagos State House of Assembly, also one of the longest-serving…
AI Revolution must not leave disabled learners behind
By Yinka Olaito While Artificial Intelligence has potential advantages for inclusive education in Nigeria, there is a high tendency for its potential to strengthen exclusion too. The co-creation workshop on…
Bribes, Bimbos, and Babalawos. An Undiplomatic Memoir
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu Sir Henry Wotton, the Renaissance-era politician and diplomat from Kent in England is credited with the line that an ambassador is “an honest gentleman sent to…
Ondo: Aiyedatiwa, citizens’ interest and the politicians in-between
By Debo Akinbami The theme refreshes the mind about the precursors to February 23, 2009; day one of Ondo’s finest leaders, Dr. Olusegun Agagu, was ousted as Governor. Agagu led…
Prof. Alfred Bandele Kasunmu (1934 – 2026)
By GEB The death of Professor Alfred Bandele Kasunmu (SAN) is not just another solemn entry in the obituary columns of the Nigerian legal profession. His passing is an occasion…
How To Fill The Silent Lacks And Build A Stronger Marriage Together
By Elizabeth Badejo No marriage can give you every form of fulfilment you need at every moment of life. There will be seasons when communication becomes difficult, finances become tight,…
Are Igbo Men Averse To Divorcees, And Single Mothers?
By Chukwuneta Oby A lady’s message to me read: “The average Igbo man does not believe that a woman over 50 years of age deserves to either remarry or have…