Two Sides of a Coin
By Emeka Monye EARLIER THIS week, I read a piece by one Sunny Igboanugo faulting Nigeria’s football international, Victor Oshimhen…
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Your Ultimate Guide To Living Trusts
Your Weekly Law Clinic With Dr. George Ogunjimi A TRUST fund is an estate planning tool that holds property or…
The Weaponization of Poverty in Nigeria: A Cry for Change
By Abayomi Odunowo POVERTY IN Nigeria is not just an economic condition; it is a weapon—a tool that is systematically…
Delta State’s 2025 Budget: A Mirage of Progress? Right to reply
By Felix Ofou MR. GODWIN Anaughe’s vituperations on the Delta State 2025 proposed budget follows a familiar refrain. It is…
What Our Schools Don’t Teach Our Students
By Emeka Monye IN HIS 2009 book, “What America Really Want, Dr. Frank Luntz, a respected pollster who measures the…
How Two Josephs Gave Nigeria a Crisis of Jumpy Judges
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu “A regime committed to capturing all levers of power and arresting the machinery of constitutional guardrails…
What President Tinubu’s Energy Reforms Have Yielded So Far
By Olu Verheijen THE QUESTION that would naturally follow any extended discussion of reforms is obvious – What has the…
Not Too Young To Kill’: Another Perspective
By Bola BOLAWOLE AS USUAL, last week’s “Not too young to kill…” drew an avalanche of response. Once the hand…
Lessons From Donald Trump’s Victory
By Emeka Monye DONALD TRUMP, son of an immigrant, was born on June 14, 1946, at Jamaica Hospital in Queens,…
Not Too Young To Commit Crime But …
By Bola BOLAWOLE TOO MANY Nigerians are too difficult to understand, most especially the educated ones among them, or, should…