Wednesday, August 19, 2026

THE MONKEY SYNDROME

Dr. Charles Jagun With the recent destruction nay carnage that took place across the country, it will be a disaster for us as a people not to sit back, reevaluate our “being” as Nigerians, and to analyze what occurred critically...
  It is a great honour for me to be here today as Speaker on this auspicious occasion of interactive session with Kogi State Gubernatorial Aspirants. When I was invited by the organizers to make this presentation, I did not...
      Introduction Culture as a word, concept or topic for academic exposition is best handled by sociologists, historians or anthropologists. In spite of this however, a perspective can always be thrown in from a user definable angle, or from a ‘because...
  By Rev. Fr. George Ehusani The fundamental problem I have with the ongoing controversy over what is to be considered minimum wage or living wage for the poorest workers in Nigeria, is the master-slave disparity in wages earned by workers...
By Dr. Dr. Charles Jagun The Diaspora community has become relevant and accorded important recognition by the Federal Government of Nigeria stemming from the creation of the Diaspora Committees in the National Assembly and the subsequent establishment of the Nigerian...
  BY TIM AKANO RENEWED HOPE is an ATTITUDE, it is not a STRATEGY. What Nigeria urgently needs as she turns three scores and four is a well-thought-out, audacious, and ambitious SMART roadmap that is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely. This...
Many people living outside the United States think it is one homogeneous country. The founder of an Australian company told me they plan to enter the U.S. because it is one huge market that speaks one language and has...
By Tim Akano The unthinkable happened on 7/10, similar to the earth-shaking event of 9/11: the world tilted dangerously, leaving a permanent dent in the world's civilization. To achieve equilibrium, the world order stands on a tripod: cooperation, competition and...

CATCH ME IF YOU CAN

By Gbenga Adebija “Catch me if you can” is a multiple Award -winning movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio based on the true-life story of Frank Abagnale, who posed at different types as a Pilot. Lawyer, Doctor and several other guises in...
By Steven Uwajeh Ever heard senior organization leaders say, “We are a family”? An ex-colleague and I discussed it and concluded it was a disingenuous statement. On further reflection, I figured that the statement was flawed not just as an issue...