Opinion

The trials of Reynolds Construction Company Ltd

By Gbenga Idowu The court case against Reynolds Construction Company Ltd (RCC) and 11 others, which recently came up for…

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For the records: Political Parties, 2023 Elections and the Future of Democracy in Nigeria

Being a keynote address delivered  by Prof Okechukwu Ibeanu at the conference on “Political Parties, 2023 Elections and the Future…

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Verdict 2023: Don’t disparage God

The election of candidates to various public offices in Nigeria on the 25th February and 11th March, 2023 are pre…

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Ekweremadu and the Trajectory of Life: My Story

By Oluwadara Akingbohungbe It is quite depleting and sarcastic that someone who has risen to the position of being the…

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Maximizing the gains of Internet of Things (IOT) revolution to drive freedom of expressions responsibly

By Olufemi Orunsola May 3rd, is World Press Freedom Day. This year marks the 30th year of this UN International…

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Nigerian workers deserve more than a minimum wage!

By Olufemi Orunsola In recent times, workers in Nigeria have had to grapple with excruciating work ergonomics. Ergonomics refers to…

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Sudan War: A catastrophic conflagration on humanity

By Oluwadara Akingbohungbe As stated in the BBC News, the United Nations Organization Secretary General António Guterres has warned the…

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Rest, retreat signposts of visionary and strategic leadership

By Olufemi Orunsola John Wesley, an English cleric, theologian, evangelist and a leader of a revival movement within the Church…

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Day ‘Mr Gatwick’ Called At Gateway Agro-Cargo Airport

By Kunle Somorin Parroted as the man who owns Gatwick and former adviser to the United States President Donald Trump,…

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How fatal to the collation and announcement of election results, is the non-transmission of accreditation and election results through BVAS directly from the polling units?

By Olufemi Oniyide The 2023 General Elections has virtually come and gone, but it’s legal reverberations and political cacophony is…

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