by Demola Rewaju Tolu Ogunlesi came up with the tagline “Breath of Fresh Air” for Jonathan in an article at ...
by Ikemesit Effiong This problem is especially acute among young people, especially the youth in today’s inter-connected, hyperventilating world (no ...
by Tunde Leye We recognize the need to prepare for a world where oil is no longer important. Even oil ...
by Suraj Oyewale I do read the statements of Boko Haram leaders as published in newspaper reports and what I ...
by Suraj Oyewale My biggest fear for Buhari presidency, I must confess, is the Boko Haram menace. After four attempts, ...
by Toks Ero A responsible government cannot allow such people to thrive except they are in collusion with them to ...
by Tope Fasua I was with some very bright young men and a woman a few days back and we ...
by Toks Ero Nigerian youths of today must rise up to the challenge of being the unselfish leadership that will ...
by Dayo Olugbemi On Monday, 1 December, I read Nwobodo Chidiebere’s article, titled Dwindling Oil Price: A blessing in disguise. I ...
by Dayo Olugbemi For years, economists, activists, professionals and even ordinary citizens have clamoured for a diversification of the Nigerian economy. ...
by Toks Ero On Thursday the 20th day of November, 2014, Nigerians and indeed the whole world were audiences to ...
by Tunde Leye The freest and fairest election in the history of Nigeria had a 35% voter turnout. We need ...
by Dayo Olugbemi I was checking out some amazing works of art at a gallery beside the US embassy when ...
by Tunde Leye In the North East, we have lost territory. We cannot keep our citizens’ lives and properties secure ...
by Gimba Kakanda My expression of cynicism last week, in my take on the generational chaos that is the contest ...
by Immanuel James Watching the endless barter of skirmishes on the social media between President Jonathan’s supporters, and those of ...
by U.S Seth Saturday October 25th 2014 marked the 7th year anniversary of Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi. In celebration mood, ...
by Tunde Leye I had a little bet with the YNaija! Op-Eds editor, Ayokunle Odekunle, to write serious, ideological pieces ...
by Gimba Kakanda Niger State, without a doubt, is passing through the darkest phase in its political evolution. This is not about the ...
by Tope Fasua I was with a few very bright young men and a woman few days back and we ...
by Ayokunle Odekunle Caveat This is not an attempt at deriding anybody or a set of people. This also isn’t ...
by Tunde Leye Africa is in dire need of leaders with strong, clear ideologies. As has been shown by experience ...
by Uche Okorie I am not sure exactly when it happened. But it must have been surreptitious, creeping up on ...
by Ikemesit Effiong Early in 2013, long before talk about her became the new sexy in the West’s media circus ...
by Gimba Kakanda One mystery that amused as much as it confused me was the audacity of the political aspirants ...
by Alkasim Abdulkadir It is no longer news that approximately 10.5 million kids are out of school in Nigeria, in ...
by Tunde Leye Oil has not been important for a very long time. When we see the behemoth-like companies that ...
by Immanuel James There is no popular monument to aid the description of that street, Ashafa, lying dusty in the ...
by Alkasim Abdulkadir If Nigeria had a credible and consistent poll in the form of the Gallup poll, the measurement ...
by Immanuel James Some months ago, a Faceboook friend shared the photo of a little boy he found begging on ...