OPINION

By J. T. Crowe President Donald Trump’s economic game plan upon taking office was simple: tax cuts, new jobs and deregulation. And it worked.

By Olawale Rasheed Nigerian democratic experiment has passed through several phases.The turbulence of the polity can be demoralizing and the contesting can be truly ungodly.In the brickbat of power struggle at times emerged shining light to which all political warlords embrace even when they share different political orientations.The September 2018 …

 Sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) were linked to risks of premature death, particularly death from cardiovascular diseases, according to a Harvard study published on Monday in the journal Circulation.

By David Onmeje Nigerians with  discerning minds clearly knows the irretrievable commitment of President Muhammadu Buhari to the peace and security of Nigeria.<

By Nike Adebowale As the reporter walks towards the ‘heart to heart’ centre at Wuse District Hospital, she thinks: ”if truly a drug to prevent one from getting infected with HIV exists, why then are about 1.9 million Nigerians living with HIV?”

By Menyanga Abu Malingerism is the fabrication of symptoms of illnesses, of one  pretending to be sick, for variety of reasons while actually the person is well; to evade or frustrate prosecution for frauds or criminal indulgences or as mitigating factor for sentencing in criminal or fraudulent cases. It is typically …

By Sunday Orinya Terrorism has long departed from the usual means of warfare. Currently, it is increasingly manifested in the expanses of the worldwide network. Many states have passed laws or tightened existing ones against the use of cyberspace by terrorist organizations, providing for punishments up to life imprisonment. Thus, …

By Nnaemeka Meribe All politics, as the political cliché goes, is local. Politicians, in an attempt to woo voters, strive to strike a chord in their hearts. They invoke, and at times, invent social, cultural and even religious similarities between themselves and the voters and then spin convincing tales that …


By Tochukwu Ezukanma In both 2011 and 2015 presidential elections, I voted for Mohammadu Buhari because then I believed he will be a refreshing contrast to Goodluck Jonathan, whose moribund, visionless and rudderless governance was running the country aground and accentuating all its societal ills.

By Alozie E. Ogbonna That Abia is Gods own State is not in doubt. When it was proposed by Dr Ogbonnaya Onu, the first democratically elected Governor of Abia, all and sundry claimed it by faith.