By Chido Onumah  “I betrayed my very genuine friend for 25 years. From the day we met, there was rapport. I had my friend there waiting to take over. Truly, it would have been a g... Read more

By Paul Omoruyi Most sexually active people in the United States engage in oral sex. Matter-of-factually, to many, oral sex is more pleasurable than genital penetration. In America, differen... Read more

 By Edwin Madunagu The third segment of this appreciation of Anthony Akinola’s Democracy in Nigeria ended with my presentation of the author’s views on state welfarism, which he defines... Read more

By Comrade Abubakar A. Rafindadi Reuben Abati As an impeccably responsible students’ body, the Students’ Representative Council of the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, notes with utter conste... Read more

By Jaye Gaskia We begin with a paraphrased quote from Marx; it goes thus – “The dominant ideas of every society are the ideas of its ruling classes”. Perhaps as a measure of the truism of th... Read more

 By Bola Ahmed Tinubu   Bola Ahmed Tinubu PROTOCOL I am honoured to be with you in the House of Commons for this is a house of democracy. It can be said that modern representative... Read more

The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has rejected any attempt by the presidency and the ruling PDP to portray the opposition party or its leadership as terrorism sponsors, saying all alleged... Read more

By Jaye Gaskia MKO Abiola CONTEXT AND STRUGGLE It is June 2013, and once again it is the anniversary of the June 12 1993 election and its outcome, one that has played a quite significant rol... Read more

By Theophilus Ilevbare Sule Lamido The horse-trading ahead of the 2015 elections barely two years away took centre stage on Democracy Day as ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo decided to show up... Read more