Nigerian Writes

Forgive me if I am wrong but I have always imagined the Senior Advocate of Nigeria title to be a tag worn by members of an elite club wit...

Nigeria is in crisis; but it is a crisis of opportunities and possibilities. It is a crisis of the road we decided to take and the road w...

I AM no politician. I have not even decided on who to vote for as my next president. As events unfold, I am sure I will be decisive by t...

Nigerians are corrupt, they say. I am a Nigerian and I know why I am corrupt. I am corrupt because I am hungry. Because I need the food...

LET me first start, that like all Nigerian patriots, I feel happy that in a few weeks, the Nigerian Army and allies from Chad and Nige...

How much is Patience Jonathan worth? You can keep your guess. Here is mine: Goodluck Jonathan does not know. Some people say, he dares ...

Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that w...

Lagos chooses to be a resilient city that does not evade or wish away challenges. Rather, like every mega city alive to its responsibili...

Joe Onwukeme, a public affairs analyst, reflects on the role of religion in Nigeria’s political terrain, concluding that Nigerians need to ...

The eternal words of William Shakespeare ring true that the world is a mere stage where mortals are players who have an entry and exit r...