By Esther Kainebi-Daniel The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun on Monday, September 4, set up a 7-man Panel of Inquiry, headed by the Deputy...
By Toyin Falola Professor Felix Ekechi, an eminent historian, died on July 14, 2023, at 89. He was many things to many people−a teacher, scholar, legend,...
By Stella Roy-Omonigho It is no news neither is it a fallacy that lecturers in public universities in Nigeria are poorly paid. All attempts to make...
By Dare Adejumo The month of June is a significant month in the annals of Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN). It is the month of...
By ‘Timi Alaibe Again, death has left us breathless with another devastating blow. It has claimed one of our best—an amiable fellow, a friend, a brother,...
By Tunji Olaopa This piece, for me, is an exercise in hagiographic historical reconstruction, as well as a celebration of friendship. There are so many gaps...
By Tunji Olaopa The older generations of political science scholars are already going to the place of the elders. And that is either for good or...
The Advocacy for Alleged Witches (AfAW) has called on the state police command and the government of Anambra to arrest and prosecute those who accused a...
By Tony Afejuku My inspiration was going to conjure up something else today when the train it was travelling in was distracted. Perhaps I was the...
By Toyin Falola I Death Twilight-zone, Afterlife, What-Mays, and Whatnots; Questions that transcend mortal thoughts. Uncertainties plucked by the hands of certainty pondering life beyond...