Why ‘No Blood, No Glory’ Should End by Oluwatimilehin Folarin.
Introduction
‘No blood, no glory’ gained limelight in the popular Mount Zion movie titled, “Abattoir.” In the Faith-based movie, Mr. Durosanya, sacrificed his wife to...
Bring Back Our Reading Culture by Chukwuemeka Oluka.
Imagine seeing the world through the eyes of a favourite author amidst a bar of chocolate… Goodness! Not sure if it’s the smell of...
United We Stand, Divided We Fall by Abiodun Eunice.
It is not uncommon, nowadays, to hear Nigerians say, "Make person just get green card like this, na so I go comot from Niger"....
Illiteracy, A Huge Problem For Humanity And Development by Favour Posu.
ABSTRACT: “Whatsoever therefore is consequent to a time of Warre, where any man is Enemy to every man; the same is consequent to the...
Online, Offline And Real-life Realities by Chukwuemeka Oluka.
In a pre-digital era, my teacher told me pigeons and telegraphs were the means available for communication. Today, keyboards and computers have turned things...
Essay: Gender Based Violence and Religion by Ekoja Okewu
“The only time I will be proud to be a man is when every woman is safe and comfortable around me”-DJ Kyos
Introduction
In recent times,...
TWITTER BAN: Unconvincing Purpose And Contrary Intention by Victor Okonjo
The twitter ban by the Federal Government of Nigeria came as an appalling news to all and sundry. The ban incited provocative reactions and...
The Nexus Between Illiteracy And Social Problems by Sunday Ogbaga.
Aristotle's proclamation that "The educated differ from the uneducated as much as the living differs from the dead", is evergreen. There is indeed no...
Freedom Without A Limit Has No Good Bearing by Abdulrasaq Ariwoola.
As a country, our cultural norms, and values go to the root of our existence as a people, and a deviation from them, to accepting foreign concepts holds dare consequences for us as a people. This is more for the youthful constituents who are more exposed to these things.
Illiteracy: A Major Contributor To Many Societal Problems by Opara Udochukwu.
Abstract:
‘Akinyele come!’ A trembling voice with fear crocked out from the sitting room. ‘What again this time’, the poor boy Akinyele who was only...
Discovering The Hidden Truth by Victor Okonjo.
The continuous quest for knowledge commands a breakthrough over the doors of hidden truth. We are familiar with the popular phrase "Knowledge is power",...
National Identity And Pride: An Intense Scrutiny by Chukwuemeka Oluka
If an “Emeka” who is born in Lagos, grew up in Lagos and had never lived in the South-East throughout his life claims the...
Valentine’s Day Proposal by Chukwuemeka Oluka
She made kissing advances where we were out on a friendly date. I smiled and turned sideways. She reached to caress my chest, but...
The VAT Collection Imbroglio And The Constitution by Abdulrasaq Ariwoola
In conclusion, it might be audacious to presume that the Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court will uphold the decision of the Federal High Court and hold the VAT Act as invalid. Nonetheless, it is a welcome development, considering its effect on revenue generation and allocation in the country.
