By Sylvester Udemezue. Your Excellency, Governor Ganduje, Sir! It was recently reported that zookeepers claimed gorilla swallowed N6.8 Million in Kano. We later heard that…
View More OPINION: Animal Looters: How men would pay dearly for the sins of money-swallowing gorillas, snakes & monkeys in Nigeria
By Sambo Muritala ESQ. Unlawful, illegal and unconstitutional were the wailing from the co-wailers on social media, and this, they are entitled to in…
View More OPINION: My wailing before the suspended council chairmen test the law
By Zikeyi John. Current estimates put the Christian and Muslim population in Nigeria at almost par, though some estimates give a slight edge to…
View More OPINION: 2023: Case for a Christian President
By Abdullateef Ishowo. The elections have come and gone but the embers keep glowing in smouldering ashes. The “no victor, no vanquish” stance is…
View More OPINION: Kwarans and the embers of 2019 elections
By Nafiu Toyin Abdulqadir (NTA) Yesterday we attended 2019 Citizens Conference at the main auditorium of University of Ilorin. Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi was one of…
View More OPINION: 2019 Citizens Conference – My Account
By Ibraheem Abdullateef. Aside from Alhaja Hauwa’s remarriage debacle, there’s virtually no news story hotter than Saraki-Leah philanthropic gesture. The former Senate President, Dr.…
View More OPINION: Saraki-Leah Sharibu’s gesture shouldn’t be criminalised
By Abdullah Abdulganiy. If there is anybody who barely agrees with Saraki, I am. This, those who follow me religiously know. However, the personal…
View More OPINION: In Defence Of Saraki
By Muhammed Abdullahi. If you are coming from Abuja, the moment you passed the boundary between Ekiti and Kwara states; you won’t need a ‘welcome…
View More OPINION: Kwara police and the ‘lucrative’ business of roadblocks
By Mohammed Abdullahi. In a cynical atmosphere in which the new Governor of Kwara State, Alhaji Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, finds himself, he needs no one to…
View More OPINION: Abdulrazaq – Getting the ‘positioning’ wrong
By Sylvester Udemezue. The Supreme Court did not disenfranchise the Zamfara electorate, because the electorate could not have validly voted for persons that were…
View More OPINION: With Due Respect, Learned Prof. Sagay Is Wrong!