Opinion

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has shown in its 2020Q4 report that 16.9 percent of doctorate holders in Nigeria are currently unemployed. Being the highest academic degree one…

In 2014, Therietta Vershima was a single mum, School drop out and a struggling pastry chef. A friend and colleague introduced her to another friend who sold her the idea of “japaing”-…

It is the classic convoluted story. A President posts a tweet and a CEO deletes it. A battle for free speech begins and the armies on both sides of the divide point fingers. The President’s…

Five people were officially confirmed dead as a result of the explosion that recently occurred from a fully loaded Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) tanker at Maryland, along Mobolaji…

Undoubtedly, the demand for more food consumption is the case globally, mainly due to the increasing population year on year. One of the extreme challenges that Africa faces particularly…

Abia State is undeniably the Pan-African business hub in Nigeria. The impact made by small-scale business people in Aba, the state’s business epic centre, earned the city the moniker as…

It's high time we cleared the air on the issues of disparagement and apathy that our various polytechnics are battling with, in the country over the years. Perhaps, we have forgotten what…

The world as we now know it has changed from what it used to be before COVID-19 struck. A reversal to pre-pandemic times seems to be the primary goal for most countries globally, but this…

People constitute a nation, determine her state and image. This is my conviction based on personal experiences. And this may not change any time soon. My experiences on 9th June 2021 further…

James Dobson’s (2004) book entitled ‘Marriage under Fire’ readily came to mind when I read the news of the impending collapse of Bill and Melinda Gates’ marriage. Dobson argued that…