OPINION

Opinion By Oluwaseun Boye Drugs, according to Wikipedia, are referred to as substances that cause a change in an organism’s physiology or psychology when consumed. They are typically distinguished from food and substances that provide nutritional support. Consumption of drugs can be via inhalation, injection, smoking, ingestion, and absorption via …

Opinion: By: Mrs. Abolanle Ogunlami For the government of any society to develop and successfully discharge its statutory responsibility of providing social amenities and infrastructure, every strata of that society, peopled by diverse groups and playing different roles must be ready to sacrifice and perform their constitutional duties to make …

Opinion By Steve Osuji Let me confess upfront that I am one of those Nigerians who doesn’t honour this prophet. But let me also state that I don’t count one bit. His mega church in the dingy Ikotun-Egbe suburb of Lagos mainland is always filled to the brim anyways – …

Opinion: By Ezedi Udom The World Bank in a 2019 joint research with e-Commerce giant, Alibaba, reaffirmed the huge benefits of e-Commerce as a potent instrument for job creation, improved quality of human life and economic growth in developing countries. The report titled, ‘E-Commerce Development: Experience from China’, stated that …

Opinion By: Oluwaseun Boye According to Wikipedia, a child is referred to as “a minor, otherwise known as a person younger than the age of majority. Generally, children have fewer rights and less responsibilities than adults. They are classified as unable to take good decisions, but, legally must be under …

Opinion By Kayode Odunaro The 9th Senate kicked off on June 11th, 2019, with the election of Senator Ahmad Lawan as the President of the Senate and Chairman of the National Assembly. Senator Solomon Adeola (APC, Lagos West), who was re-elected for a second term in the Red Chamber, was …

Opinion: By Toluwalopemi Layade Kowo We did not see a pandemic coming. No one would have predicted that over 5 million people across the world test positive to the novel Coronavirus also known as COVID-19 with over 370,000 deaths globally as at the time of this writing. In Nigeria, over …

By Raymond Osho The rape and murder of the innocent fresh student of the University of Benin (UNIBEN), Uwaila Omozuwa by some “insane” figures which caused a serious hullabaloo that disturbed the peace and tranquility of Nigerians in the wake of the week is nothing but a mess on the …

By Princewill Ekwujuru As countries are continuously caught in-between the hard decision of easing lockdowns in bid to open up socio-economic activities and flattening the Coronavirus infection curve, the sad reality the world may live with for the rest of human existence is the disclosure that the pandemic may never …

Opinion: By Ayomide Oriade  LAGOS: Clearly, Nigeria has climbed the plateau of Coronavirus crisis with the daily upsurge in the confirmed cases and deaths. Nearly the entire 36 states, including Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) are on the infected case chart. COVID-19 contagion is now at the community transmission …