Opinion

Photo credit: Premium Times I hear come next session, a government in the South West might stop paying the WAEC fees of public school pupils. I believe that will be a good development. In the first instance, it is a sign of stopping the farce called free education in those states. Even though, I personally…

Photo credit: Vanguard I hope the news I’m hearing of the Yoruba response to the herder menace is false! It’s no news that herders are already a menace in southern Nigeria. They commit trespasses, kill, rape, murder, kidnap and generally do not obey any law of decency. And, they are indirectly enjoying the support of…

Photo credit: the Punch It is no longer news that Saraki and Dogara have become senate president and speaker of the house respectively. However, the APC is now sulking like an infant whose toy has been seized by a bigger boy. I hear the party is now talking about treachery and indiscipline. Some people might…

Folks who are used to my style of writing know that I use some igilarity. That is words that are not found in the English dictionary. So, if anyone is looking for demoroning in the dictionary, all I will say is well done. They might as well be looking for the source of water in…

Photo credit: Afdb The AfDB suddenly came into the news due to the United State’s insistence to critically look into the financial transactions going on in the bank. The Yankees even resisted the continuation in office of the president who happens to be a Nigerian. That matter has already been overflogged. So, I’m not going…

Photo credit: United Nations With the current syllabus being used in our secondary schools, it is very possible for a pupil to finish in our secondary schools without ever being taught biology or even health science. It is that bad! At least, pupils should have a basic understanding of hygiene. It appears the powers that…

Photo credit: Daily Trust Saying Nigeria had been good sometime ago could be a surprise to the youth of these days. Then, the factories at Ikeja, Apapa, Iganmu, Ota, Ikeja, Kano, Kaduna, Aba, to mention a few were in full operation. In agriculture, Nigeria was able to feed herself and even export. Those were the…