How to cash out big as a political stakeholder in Benue State
by: Jairus Awo Otakom Times are hard and seasons are getting tougher. Chances are that people have more means of income and of course, the need to chill with the…
Nigerian public university lecturers are criminals undeserving of pay
by: Maitre Jammy Why would anyone who could scribe ‘zero’ with a bottomless bottle be a public university lecturer in Nigeria? A synonym of ‘a criminal’ in this country. You…
Before you join the cyberspace
by: Kuti Fatiha With the way people are signing up for different social media apps, you would think their life depends on it, or maybe there is an easter egg…
Recognizing a Nigerian politician
by: Ifeoluwa Kayode-Dada Nigeria, the giant of Africa, is home to various tourist attractions that makes the world marvel, from the hot and cold Ikogosi spring to the Niger River,…
These days in marriage (2)
by: Badmus Sheriff Oluwakunmi Dear Tife, After going through your letter, I can only keep thanking God for your presence in my life. I must tell you that I have…
Gaining introspect from SIWES at the IITA
by: Busayree Laila Abiodun On a December Monday morning, 2021, I arrived punctual, all dressed immaculately in a corporate attire, ready to resume my SIWES at IITA. Only that I…
These days in marriage (1)
by: Badmus Sheriff Oluwakunmi Dear Folu, Congratulations on your application. Mirage. Our marriage shall be the utmost depiction of our sustained affection. For better and for worse, for death or…
What Nigeria needs to solve tribalism
By: Ifeoluwa Kayode-Dada “Arise o compatriots, Nigeria’s call obey” is what we chant from day to day. Unfortunately, Balogun hears “Yoruba’s call obey”, Danjuma hears “Hausa’s call obey” and Uchenna…
What’s the fuss about mental health?
by: Maryam Olajide The world has a new generation of influencers – they are bold, audacious and will do whatever it takes them to achieve their goals. They are called…
Why public universities are the best places to study in Nigeria
by: Sulayman Pakoyi Nigeria has 170 universities, of which 91 are owned and bankrolled by the federal or state governments. These universities are the only hope for middle-income Nigerians to…