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Opinion

Kemi Badenoch: Some thoughts and a prayer

Matthew Hassan Kukah I was quite ecstatic about Kemi Badenoch’s miraculous slaying of the Goliath of the British establishment and emerging as the head of the Conservative Party and is...

Opinion: Beyond The Removal Of Dele Farotimi’s Handcuffs

Femi Falana In the last 20 years or thereabout, this is the fourth time that the restraint of suspects has been condemned in the media. Two...

How AI is Helping Nigerian Students Earn First Class Degrees

Prof. Chris Imumolen In recent years, there has been a noticeable spike in the number of First Class graduates emerging from both private and government-owned...

Opinion: Why Revenue Commission Is Wrong on Tax Reforms

Taiwo Oyedele The chairman of the presidential committee on tax reforms, Mr Taiwo Oyedele, have countered the position of the Revenue Mobilisation and Fiscal Allocation...

Opinion: The way forward for Dele Farotimi

Kenneth Ikonne There is no doubt that to allege, as Farotimi did in his book, that Chief Afe Babalola compromised the justices of the Supreme...

Dele Farotimi And Chief Babalola: The Many Sides Of The Coin

Adewale Adeoye We must get it clear. In form, no one is above the law. Both Dele and Chief Afe, in the eyes of the...

Aare Afe Babalola: A reflection on legacy, reputation and compassion

Kayode Ajulo Aare Afe Babalola, CON, SAN, stands as a radiant beacon of the extraordinary in Nigeria, illuminating the paths of countless legal minds. His...

Tax Reform Bills: What Do We Want?

Lanre Ogundipe Typical of major issues in our dear country, the proposed Tax Reforms Bills, 2024 transmitted to the two chambers of the National Assembly...

Fame, Privilege, And The Power Of Celebrity Activism

Akin Olaniyan This incident involving Davido highlights the complicated interplay of celebrity influence, societal expectations, and the impact of digital platforms on public discourse. The past week has...

Right Of Reply: When Will The Judges Who Cheated On Their Age Be Made To Account?

Johnson Agwu On 20 October 2024, I was gloomy. It was four years since the #EndSARS protests by Nigerian Youths against police brutality and the bloody reprisals that followed in its wake. I scrolled my...

Riding A Tiger And Some Crocodile Tears, By Johnson Amusan

Johnson Amusan "I think the devil doesn't exist, but man has created him. He has created him in his own image and likeness." - Fyodor Dostoyevsky This time, surviving in Nigeria...