Category : Column

Abuse of alcohol, simulative drink, smoking of cigarette, infectious diseases, masturbation have left many men with nothing than poor sexual life. But God in His

I received a slew of responses to last week’s column which I titled “A Case For Abolishing Nigeria’s ‘Democracy.’” Most of the reactions came as

What really happens when religion and politics mix? When you see Christians jumping on the political bandwagon, you may feel weary. You wonder if Christians

Untill man turns back to God and recognize the ever present presence of God, man will continue to wallop in ignorance and misery. We have

Three sobering reports released last week afforded graphic illustrations of Nigeria’s utterly awful state. One report, by the international audit firm KPMG, declared Nigeria the

A one time justice of Japan once said “fundamental rights were not created by the State but are external and universal institutions common to all

The crises of government today, across sub-Saharan Africa must be honesty identified and faced. For instance: the lack of transparency and persistence corruption characterized government

Actually, after I stopped being Chief Awolowo’s private Secretary, Kole Omotoso who frequently shared what he has called my ‘lived-in library’ at Seriki Aro in

It takes a lot to get Nigerians really, really excited these days. Yet, last week, Tunde Bakare managed to get many Nigerians’ full attention. He

Tithing has become controversial doctrine in today’s Church. Why? Tithing has been taken out of context and applied to the extreme beyond its context and