Category : Writer’sPoint

Four times in the past 10 years, I have challenged the Nigerian woman to rise and shine. In: “Whatever Happened to the Nigerian Woman? (New

Should a pastor own a private jet? That this is even a debate issue in Nigeria reflects just how wayward some of our Christianity has

It is not strange, to me, that there is a loud argument over the report of the Petroleum Revenue Task Force chaired by Mallam Nuhu

The Nigerian praying system enthrones a prosperous church while the nation is in a state of backwardness. Some prayer warriors of Nigerian extraction have effectively

In early October 2012, long before the latest work of scholarship ‘There was a Country’ by the internationally respected Novelist, Essayist and the critically acclaimed

Exactly when did the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) abandon its assignment? In its first couple of years, the commission seemed to offer hope

Nigeria’s wealthiest pastor, Bishop David Oyedepo is in the news again this time in the United Kingdom. Sadly for him, Britain is not Nigeria, where

Outrage swept Nigeria last week, leaving decent citizens speechless in horror and grief. When did Nigeria sink so low that four university students would be

Lord Apsley and I were colleagues at Harrow School in England approximately 36 years ago. I have never forgotten his uncharitable remarks about Nigeria which

Eleven years later, and we probably all still remember exactly where we were when we heard the tragic news of the terrorist attack of 9/11.