It is a truism that crude oil politics has plunged Nigeria into endless struggle for power, triggered by the propensity to acquire wealth, control and influence. Oil politics has created a rent seeking class and a cruel cabal that thrives on oppression, intimidation and marginalization. Owing to the skewed federalism we operate obnoxious laws such ... Read more

In as much as the reasons often adduce by manufacturers and service providers in Nigeria to justify rising prices and fees of goods and services can be said to be cogent, it does not remove the fact that it has become one too many, particularly as the unfair market situation appears as if consumers in Nigeria are unduly been exploited and extorted ... Read more

In year 2000, Shaggy, the Jamaican-American reggae star released his biggest career hit, entitled “It wasn’t me.” The song instantly took the cake, for its catchy beat and smooth vocals as well as its thematic attempt to hold a mirror for commitment in romantic relationships. I found the title of that song perfect for my situat ... Read more

Senator Ojudu Babafemi, a multifaceted individual, journalist, politician, and advocate for democratic values in Nigeria, has in a tribute posted on his Facebook page paid tribute to Senator Ayogu Eze. In the tribute titled, “For Ayogu, It Is Goodnight”. In the tribute, Ojodu wrote, “I received the sad news of the passing of my ... Read more

Where a lawyer (or litigant) has good grounds for complaints against a judicial officer, in my opinion, below are the only options available in law and legal ethics, depending on the circumstances: 1️⃣. Counsel can respectfully and politely call the court's attention to such where it's a minor default or slip -- an example is default in ... Read more

The crusade against corruption in Nigeria has been a longstanding and challenging endeavour, with efforts to stamp out graft and malfeasance facing numerous obstacles and setbacks. Despite the government's commitment to tackling corruption, the effectiveness of anti-corruption measures in Nigeria has been called into question, with critics poin ... Read more

There was a powerful Dibia in a town in the East. According to how my Master narrated his ordeal in the hands of proud and arrogant clients, he was so powerful that his clients were good at promising how they'd build a heaven on earth for him, given the mud house he had and lived in. He was circumvent and told them, "The people that would bu ... Read more