Mazeed Mukhtar Oyeleye writes, Nothing unsettles Nigerians more than broaching “depression” and the usage of other words which appertain the register of mental health. A plethora of feuds erupt between…
Abdulrasaq Isiaq Mustopha writes, Here they’ve come again, the liars, those who consume our hearts through their prevarication, they have approached us again, begged us to impose them into…
Mazeed Mukhtar Oyeleye writes, He spoke when I least expected. He said, “I know him. My daddy and mommy said he is not in Nigeria,” with a mundane countenance. I…
By Promise Eze Even few lecturers (aside those from the faculty of Education) make subtle discriminatory remarks about education students when they teach. Those remarks may be subtle but experience…
By Lawal Jamiu Birthed in 1972, but transformed to a professional league on the 12th of May 1990 and being rebranded by the League Management Company (LMC), from the Nigerian…
By Azeez Naimot It was so cold – the worse the world has ever seen in years: the disruption caused by the novel pandemic has brought the world to its…
Nurudeen Akewushola Once upon a time, a scholar was teaching his students in the class, he then paused and asked the students: “How can we achieve a United Nigeria where…
By Gobir Habeeb Bolaji The recent outbreak of covid-19 is no longer a breaking news to the whole world. As a result of the lockdown and restrictions of movement imposed…
By Nurudeen Akewushola Just like a thin of air or like a speed of light; the era of much-acclaimed Barade has clocked one year. How time flies? Many might have…
By Hammed J. Sulaiman Truthfully, things have changed, I mean the current government with the emblem of “change” is also yet to change ‘anything’. It is as transparent as glass…