Soludo: PROFESSORS SANS COMMONSENSE
By Steve Osuji
Nigerian professors are giving a bad name to the academia. We grew up to revere people who wear the tag 'professor' as very special kinds.
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First with details then facts
By Steve Osuji
Nigerian professors are giving a bad name to the academia. We grew up to revere people who wear the tag 'professor' as very special kinds.
By Bola Bolawole
”Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap” (Galatians 6:7).
The above scripture is a key concept in Christian theology, which emphasizes the principle that our actions, be they good and be they bad, will have consequences. Another word for it is “payback” time! As you lay your bed, the English would say! Does this key Christian concept also apply to states, countries, and nations? I think it does - and this is where a country like NIgeria will run into problems because we are a people who do not believe that actions have, or should have, consequences. Here, we eat our cake and have it; we cut corners and engage in a fire brigade approach to serious issues. To quote Frederick Douglass, we want rain without thunder, neglecting the fact that before we can have pounded yam, yam must pass through pounding in a mortar. To refine gold, it has to pass through fire.
By Micheal Owhoko, Ph.D
The astronomical rise in banks’ profits as reflected in the 2024 full year financial report has exposed the banking industry as a lucrative enterprise powered by arbitrary charges imposed on unwilling customers. In some cases, these inexplicable charges and other unholy electronic deductions, leave customers to reel on the throes of pains, with impact on their blood.
By Yushau A. Shuaib
The excitement surrounding the appointment of the first female spokesperson of the Nigerian Army transcends mere gender advocacy. It marks a well-deserved milestone widely celebrated within the military’s public relations corps and beyond.
By Ikeddy Isiguzo
One cannot muster enough anger to protest the defiance with which whoever gets the apex opportunity to serve Nigeria annexes the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited, NNPCL. Before the voices of dissent arise, it is important to say that one of the ways in a public company authenticates that it is public is the strong efforts it makes to be accountable.