Category: Right Of Say
Who is Reno Omokri?
Born in January 1974 to Helen Bemigho and Justice Jean Omokri. Beyond this, not much is known about the earlier days of this social nuisance and cyber [...]
Nigerian judges are normalising human rights abuses under Bola Tinubu – Chidi Odinkalu
The unravelling of the regime of General Yakubu Gowon shortly after the end of Nigeria’s civil war in the decade of the 1970s began as a tale of two J [...]
Dissolution of tourism ministry: A setback for progress
The establishment of the Ministry of Tourism under the administration of President Bola Tinubu was initially received with great optimism by stake [...]
Betta Edu: A symbol of youth, strength and resilience at 38
You won’t be wrong if you dub or re-christen her philanthropist for that is what her life trajectory truly represents. The many lives Dr Betta Edu has [...]
Nigeria’s educational system, a national shame
I am not happy this morning. That is to put it mildly. I should have said that I am sad.
I am sad about Nigeria and about her decaying in [...]
Are church owned universities the most expensive in Nigeria?
How true is this narrative?
Before proceeding, please note that the data provided is based on available online sources and is intended strictly for [...]
Bishop David Oyedepo @70: His life secrets that many don’t know
David Olaniyi Oyedepo, founder of the Living Faith Church Worldwide and Presiding Bishop of the Faith Tabernacle in Ota, Ogun state turns 70 years old [...]
What exactly is Yemi Cardoso doing at the CBN – Toni Kan
On September 22, 2024 Yemi Cardoso will mark one year in office as the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN at a time of unprecedented economi [...]
The making of supreme confusion – Chidi Odinkalu
Most people do not know or remember that, strictly speaking, there were and remain no official results for Nigeria’s 2007 presidential election. Organ [...]
Peter Obi: The ‘trader’ who changed the game
What started as a joke a few months ago has morphed into a national movement labelled by many as the third force expected to produce a new government [...]