Nigeria at 65: A nation still crawling amidst abundance. By Lai Gidado Nigeria is a nation richly endowed with brilliant men and women in science, commerce, and technology. In the United States, Nigerians hold the highest number of PhDs among migrant communities. In business, our citizens can be found making waves across the globe….
BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY AS NIGERIA’S NEXT FRONTIER by Eugene Nanven. Nigeria is approaching a defining moment in its history. With the population projected to surpass 400 million by 2050, the pressure on our healthcare system will be unlike anything we have ever faced. For decades, we have proudly called ourselves the “giant of Africa,” yet too…
WHAT REMEDY PRESCRIPTION FOR ASUU? The Basis of my Thesis. By M K Ilyasu From the enquiries and some notable observations, I am drawn to state that the thesis of my earlier narrative titled “The Path Forward for Nigerian Universities: ASUU and Time For New Approach”, published by Ebony Herald Online @ https//ebonyheraldonlinenews.com.ng on the…
The Path Forward for Nigerian Universities: ASUU and Time For New Approach. By M K Ilyasu I have read, though often resisted to comment on Prof Othman’s treatise on Nigerian University system, especially ASUU’s disputes with the Federal govt on salary, allowances and other incentives supposed to be addressed by the govt. His narratives through…
Inside the Legend of Buhari: The truth, rumours, and the final goodbye The final message of Muhammadu Buhari, delivered through his wife, Aisha, was a plea to all Nigerians for forgiveness. It was a confession of sorts, a sober acknowledgment, made long before his death, that he may well have been the weakest link in…
VP Kashim Shettima demonstrated leadership stewardship before, during, and after the burial of former President Muhammadu Buhari. By: Dr. James Bwala Vice President Kashim Shettima exemplified exceptional leadership stewardship in managing the burial process of former President Muhammadu Buhari. Before the burial, Shettima played a pivotal role in expediting the repatriation of Buhari’s remains from…
HOW BILLIONS MEANT FOR SECURITY, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH BECAME PRIVATE WEALTH I have been monitoring the events of this country closely for some years now, and I am now certain, that Nigeria was never broke. Nigeria was robbed. While our treasury should have built a military capable of defending the nation, global-class universities, and cutting-edge…
Obama, Trump, and battle for America’s soul By Prince Dr. Wumi Akintide The best and greatest legacy that America has ever given the world dominated by democracy, was the election of her first and only Black and minority President since 1789, when General George Washington was selected as the pioneer President of God’s own country,…
Bloggers without boundaries: The dark side of Nigerian social media It’s now time for the government to start regulating Nigerian bloggers, talk show hosts, Ewi exponents, televangelists, and prophets who play God or mistake liberty for license by being very rude and abusive on their shows. Some of them don’t even realise the absurdity and…
The Divisive Dance of Reno Omokri: A Cautionary Tale of Polarizing Politics In Nigeria’s vibrant yet fragile socio-political landscape, voices that wield influence carry a profound responsibility to foster unity, clarity, and progress. Unfortunately, some figures exploit this influence to deepen ethnic and political divides, often cloaking their rhetoric in the guise of truth-telling or…
