Opinion: Do You Still Give out Your Trust?
W ho do you trust? If you ask me this question, I would reel out a lot of secrets to you and leave you to deduce the answer yourself. I actually …
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Suicide: The Dissolution but not the Solution by Damilola Akinlolu
Suicidal thoughts have become a norm in our society, as many see it as the lasting solution to a temporary problem. Putting an end to one's life …
Politics in Nigeria: Washing Dirty Linen in Public
The first answer you are likely to get from a person practising political apathy in Nigeria is that politics is a dirty game. It is a game of eithe…
The Ravaging Torment Called Fear - Aluko Deborah
Why do many die before their death? 'Which kind of cold and sore throat is this one now?' Kingsley grumbles and lands on his mattress. He soo…
Power: Looking Towards Heavens (Solar energy) and Earth (coal &Hydroenergy)
Solar energy, radiation from the Sun capable of producing heat, causing chemical reactions, or generating electricity. The total amount of solar ener…
Rape: Of the Victim and the Accused
Rape victims and survivors suffer great trauma what with all the commotion raised by internet users who took to various social media platforms to p…
Crime Meets Criminality: Human Nature or Inhumanity?
Be a good human being, a warm hearted, affectionate person. That is my fundamental belief- DALAI LAMA Sometimes, I think that humans, are birthed wi…
Agriculture: Why We Need to Return to Native Methods
As with many other areas of life and even in our individuals personal life, the goal of is always to look for ways that will make our task easier to…
The Law of Value - For or Against The Naira?
When you meet some handicapped begging, you would be quick to contain the realities of his physical state and give him whatever your good mind can. …
Making Black Lives Truly Matter
We are blacks but our skins are not weapons We do not deserve to be killed And we deserve the freedom of expression. Our rights should …
A Life of Battery: A Story on Domestic Violence
By Aluko Deborah Gbam! Gbom! Goes the sound of the heavy punches that lands on Amanda’s cheeks. It’s a crushing impact of bony fists against supple c…
Opinion: Oil- The Niger Delta Tale
It was a cold night. Mama and Papa had returned late from work that day for they had to finish up the leftover works of the previous week. They …
The Future of Artificial Humans and Robots in Sports
Are robots really better than humans in sports? Robot technology is evolving at breakneck speed. Pepper (the name of a robot) of SoftBa…
Opinion: The Child Who Did Not Cry
It was the day of my birth. I watched them silently as they hit me with great force. They slapped me on my chin, back and buttocks one after the …
The Indices of Poverty, Consequential Breach of Fundamental Rights in Nigeria - Adeyeye Eyitayo
In my family, if anyone becomes seriously ill, we know that we will lose him because we do not even have enough money for food so we cannot…
Coronavirus and the Politics of Life
Since the Coronavirus pandemic has taken over the world like a raging storm with over five million confirmed cases worldwide. The disease which star…