Arise TV: A Reminder Rooted in Journalism Ethics and Style Authority By Aniete John Ukpe
Journalism is not about provoking people; it is about provoking thought
Columns/ Letters/ Opinions
When Mercy Becomes Injustice: The Troubling Pardon of Maryam Sanda – By Qudus Alalafia.
The recent presidential pardon granted to Maryam Sanda, a woman convicted for the murder of...
The Cross and the Crescent: One Destiny, One Demand — Justice
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi Apostle & Nation Builder// I. Introduction: The Call from the...
CAN Must Move From Consolation to Confrontation: A Call to Faithful Leadership By Bolaji Akinyemi
The recent press statement by the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) on the so-called “Christian...
The Deal and The Dealers: Nigeria’s Transactional Customs Service By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi
In Nigeria, truth rarely travels first class; it is usually overtaken by sponsored narratives. The...
Arase And Finality Of Death By Erasmus Ikhide
FOR want of appropriate coinage, the passing of Dr. Solomon Ehigiator Arase on the 31st...
Tinted Glass Enforcement: Nigeria Police Must Refocus on National Security Priorities – CONYSSA DG
By Morris Nor// The Director General of the Coalition of Nigerian Youths on Security and...
Stealing or Serving: The Question Bank’s CEOs, Public Servants, and General Overseers Must Answer By Bolaji O. Akinyemi
politicians trapped in scandal cycles, pastors richer than their parishes, and bank chiefs with fortunes looking like holding companies
Choosing between the death of Nigerian democracy and electoral reforms By Owei Lakemfa
When doctors recommend 16 major surgeries and 21 minor ones for a patient, no divination...
Adieu Dr Solomon Ehigiator Arase: The Benevolent Supercop” By Prof Ray Ozolua
“Here was a Solomon! When comes such another?” Paraphrased from Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar (Act 3,...
