118 years after Satiru, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
22.5 kilometres south-west of Sokoto, there used to exist a community called Satiru. In March 1906, it was extinguished…
Commentary
The Psychology of Growing Old: A Personal Experience for both Young and Old: A review
Author: Basorun Seinde Arogbofa, OFR, PEN Reviewer: Dr Olukayode Ajulo, OON, SAN 0:1 Appreciation/Introduction It is imperative for me to…
Linking NIN with Phone Number: Dangerous security breach, by Tola Adeniyi
Federal Government must immediately stop the Patami’s inimical and insidious security breach which mandated citizens to link their NIN, BVN…
Examining the legality of EFCC’s Binance data request, by Ataguba Aboje
In the contemporary digital landscape, Nigeria grapples with a nuanced challenge: balancing the imperative to combat financial crimes facilitated by…
Deconstructing Igbo customary law of inheritance, by Dave Ajetomobi
Members of the Igbo ethnic group have their homeland in the southeastern part of Nigeria and spread across Nigeria. They…
Lawful procedures for actualising a people’s Constitution for Nigeria, by Prof Mike Ozekhome, SAN
THE NEVER-ENDING CALL FOR A NEW PEOPLE’S CONSTITUTION The Constitution is the birth certificate and identity card of a Nation….
The casualties of Okuama, by Reuben Abati
The casualties are not only those who are dead/They are well out of it/The casualties are not only those who…
Budget Padding: Salient questions nobody is asking Ningi, by Ola Awoniyi
What was the motive of Senator Abdul Ahmed Ningi for raising a controversy over the 2024 federal budget? Since the…
Frank Kokori, the struggle and the rest of us, by Osa Director
It is always emotionally draining and physically incapacitating to write about failed dreams and shattered great expectations. In essence, perpetual…
Nigeria: A history of scandals, by Lasisi Olagunju
On October 29, 1974, the Nigerian Ministry of Defence, through the Ministry of External Affairs, wrote to Nigerian missions and…