DEMOCRACY MAY BE. By M K ILYASU

DEMOCRACY MAY BE   Some of the conversations and essays written on the ongoing Middle East crisis are self depressing and also a personal reflections on grief suffered by the Palestinians longing for social justice. Some of us tried to explore fundamental themes that confront the Palestinian people in this unprecedented time. The contents of…

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Unravel Oil Mystery Now: A Letter to Petroleum Minister, Bola Tinubu. By Olushola Omogbehin

Unravel Oil Mystery Now: A Letter to Petroleum Minister, Bola Tinubu Dear President Tinubu, permit me to congratulate you on the independence anniversary of our dear Nigeria or is it “independence anniversary celebration” (if there is anything to celebrate)? As so much water has passed under the bridge of the existence of our dear nation…

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WHAT NATIONAL PEACE COMMITTEE (NPC) NEEDS TO ADDRESS. By M K ILYASU

WHAT NATIONAL PEACE COMMITTEE (NPC) NEEDS TO ADDRESS. In its effort as a platform for constructive dialogue and collaboration to address the concerns and aspirations of all Nigerian citizens, this eminent platform chaired by General Abdulsalam Abubakar GCFR, while reaffirming its commitment to supporting Nigeria’s democracy should FRONTALLY CONFRONT the issue of AL-MAJIRANCHI in the…

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The Irony of Nigeria’s Rush for Progress: A Call for Reflection* By: Farouk Ozigi Onimisi

*The Irony of Nigeria’s Rush for Progress: A Call for Reflection* According to the National Policy on Education (2013), the minimum age for entry into Junior Secondary School (JSS 1) is 12 years, and students must have completed Primary School and obtained a Primary School Leaving Certificate. For entry into Senior Secondary School (SSS1), the…

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Remembering Tayo Olafioye’s Minimum Wage: Maximum Wahala. By Olushola Omogbehin

Remembering Tayo Olafioye’s Minimum Wage: Maximum Wahala .As poets are prophets who see the future ahead of others, the current minimum wage wahala that grounded the nation’s economy earlier this week for two days, has again brought to the fore, the re-examination of why minimum wage negotiation in Nigeria always result to maximum wahala which…

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