Category: Opinion

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PMB’s second term: Ain’t no stopping us now, we’re on the move

By FEMI ADESINA Those who were young (men-about-town) in the 80s will remember the 1979 hit track by McFadden & Whitehead, titled Ain’t no stopping...

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5 IoT Vulnerabilities for Enterprises you should know

In spite of rising importance in the tech market and an explosion of the Internet of Thing (IoT) products and applications for the retail market,...

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Profile of Adams Christopher Tinat, Former KRPC Pengassan Chairman

Mr. Adams Christopher Tinat was born on the 3rd of October, 1958 to the humble family of Police Inspector Tinat Adams from Jankasa in Zangon...

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PMB’s Second Term: Looking Back, and Looking Forward

By FEMI ADESINA To borrow the words of colourful First Republic politician, Chief Ozumba Mbadiwe, “come has finally come to become” for President Muhammadu Buhari,...

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OPINION: Nuj/Trust: Matters Arising

By JOHN FWAH, January 7, 2018. The recent lead story of the Sunday Trust on the development in the war against Boko Haram in Borno...

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Before Elrufai roll his bulldozers on Gonin Gora

By Turaki Hassan Malam Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai, Governor of Kaduna State, in the wake of the recent skirmishes that engulfed the state, declared that he...

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Professor (Senator) David Iornem:  let The ‘Prophet’ be Honoured at Home

By Joseph Nashakyaa Nigeria, the “Giant of Africa” has been unable to convert her gargantuan resources into greatness. This is in spite of her advantageous...

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Musing on Open Government Partnership in Kaduna State

By Yusuf Goje With the signing unto the OGP by the present administration in 2017, the process has witnessed commendable progress especially in the areas...

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Nigeria: Top Brass Street Beggars (ii)

By AbdulYassar AbdulHamid As begging is perceived as a lucrative business and a long-standing means of subsistence, many children are hired out as guides to...

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Nigeria: Top Brass Street Beggars (1)

By AbdulYassar AbdulHamid Our societies are facing diverse and difficult socioeconomic problems that have both direct and indirect social and physical implications. What first comes...