When Barack Obama was elected the first Black U.S. president in 2008, Anthony Uzoije noticed less contempt towards descendants of slaves like him in his south-eastern...
Financial leaders are at a tipping point. The choices they are making today will become the bedrock of the industry for years to come. Most organisations...
Sometimes we need to take people literally at their word. Not infer a metaphor, not assume an implication. But take them at face value. The 2020...
The World Trade Organization is in the news mostly for the wrong reasons nowadays. Many people regard it as an ineffective policeman of an outdated rulebook...
Unsurprisingly, the reactions from the charity recipients sparked outrage among Nigerians on social media. Comments were a mix from moderately benign to outright insulting. The Twitterer...
French philosopher and father of Absurdism, the late Albert Camus, described the rebel as someone “who says ‘no,’ but whose refusal does not imply a renunciation;...
In the afternoon of 17, June, news would begin to filter in from unconfirmed sources that popular Nigerian based, American broadcaster and On-Air Personality, Dan Foster...
When is Fashola Babatunde absolutely not Babatunde Fashola? When, Hardball guesses, commerce goes awry! That is the drama of the absurd oozing from the latest COVID-19...
Nigeria is a troubled nation going through tortured times. Sixty years ago, Nigeria became independent. Till today, our federal system of government continues to experience tensions...
The World is now experiencing plagues of Biblical proportions; Covid-19 Pandemic, the locust invasion of India and of course Donald Trump stirring up a race war...
Ending rape is not a protest against men by women or against women by men, lest it becomes another gender war, another division, like racism and...
When President Muhammadu Buhari endorsed Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala for the World Trade Organisation (WTO) top job, Egypt went on the offensive. Citing an executive decision of the African Union (AU) which had...
