By Austine Uche-Ejeke For the last past 13 years it’s been hectic and herculean for me to procure the National Driver’s License without passing through some sort of horrendous st... Read more

By Austine Uche-Ejeke  It has been tears, anguish and sorrow for most stakeholders as Lagos State government commences the much-awaited reconstruction of the Murtala Mohammed International A... Read more

By Jaye Gaskia Let us face facts, we are witnessing Change unhinged, and one currently in full throttle as well – rambling and gyrating hysterically like a drunken elephant in a china shop.... Read more

By Mbasekei Martin Obono In the 70s, a strong wind of Pan-Africanism blew across the African continent, borderlines drawn by colonialism began to fade and the continent shrank even further.... Read more

By Ibrahim Magu I am happy to be part of this important occasion, the unveiling of this laudable project of strengthening the federal government’s whistle blowing initiative. During his Octo... Read more

By Sam Amadi I have been privileged to speak at a Seadog event twice. I am privileged because I know that the Seadogs (Pirate Confraternity) is a body of very intelligent and competent Niger... Read more

By Jibrin Ibrahim Our food is normally composed of a lot of dirt; poison, dangerous chemicals, GMOs and we are all rapidly eating ourselves to death. The easiest way of demonstrating this is... Read more