In Nigeria, we are all participants of corruption either directly or indirectly, but you see the monsters we have as rulers are the genesis of every problem that bemoans our beloved nation.I often wonder where lies the emotions of these political beasts where all they could think of is about themselves and their families.All avenue met for the people are always a medium for them to loot. I could always imagine if they studied a course titled ' Corruptionology and Theifinology' before becoming a…See More

For the past fewer weeks in Nigeria, there have been an ongoing brouhaha on the need to end police brutality, as youths match from street to street, town to town, state to state and also from one social media platform to another, with the chants and praises of End SARS and End SWAT due to indiscriminate killing of innocent young men; feigned charges upon citizens; and unlawful abuses on the fundamental human rights of the citizens orchestrated by some bad elements in the Special Anti-Robbery…See More

I heard a soundA sound indicted from the drum for protest I heard a voice A voice for freedom I took a peep I saw the phone pressing generation As they match in multitude Matching across Nigeria Raising out their voices against corruption, poverty and brutality But under the banner of EndSARS. © Omopariola Nehemiah OluwaseunSee More

Fewer months ago, there was a rift between Gov. Godwin Obaseki and his political godfather c** two times ex-governor, Adams Oshiomhole which led to verbal assault; exaction of power, influence, and godfatherism authority over Gov Obaseki through the withholding of APC's Governorship ticket from him. As a belief in Nigeria that a godfather has a power to do and undo…See More

The euphemism 'brown envelope syndrome' simply connotes how journalists receive cash and material things to suppress vital information; to add personal coloration, prejudice and idiosyncrasy to news; to deprive the public unwholesome secrets that ought to be published. This is a practice common among journalists and it is called brown envelope syndrome (BES). However,…See More

Following the recent verbal assault from a former Minister of Aviation, Mr. Femi Fani-Kayode on a Daily Trust reporter, Eyo Charles, has irked my calm about democracy in Nigeria with a rhetoric; where lies the 'Freedom of the Press' on the part of Journalists to perform a watchdog role in the society that claims to uphold democracy? Meanwhile, the word 'Watchdog' is a…See More