Opinion/Letter
The foul odour of Okpebholo continues to spread, by John Mayaki
Monday Okpebholo is a rotten fish whose foul odour the APC can no longer conceal, no matter how much they...
Edo 2024: The practical value of Asue Ighodalo’s manifesto, by Chris Ojeikere
The most exciting part of Asue Ighodalo's Manifesto is the utilitarian tenor of the document. It offers solutional services in...
Enemies of Edo, by Erasmus Ikhide
In the lead-up to the 2024 governorship election slated for September 21st next month, certain individuals have emerged and projected...
The tragic role of Okpebholo in Edo State gubernatorial election, by Osagie Imasogie
The question before every lip of Edo State citizen is how deeply has the candidacy of Senator Monday Okpebholo negatively...
The man, Prof Umaru A. Pate, by Ben Ngwakwe
Professor Umaru Pate (the Kaigamma of Adamawa) is a Professor of Media and Society and the current Vice Chancellor of...
Edo 2024: APC and the burden of a ‘vaguely literate’ candidate, by Thompson Eferakeya
Perception, they say, is reality. The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State is presently battling a huge burden. It...
Oshiomhole and politics of debate, by Erasmus Ikhide
"To avoid giving an Edo gubernatorial ticket to an emergency Esan man, the election debate must be conducted in Esan...
Issues around OVH acquisition and NNPC retail, by Femi Awoyemi
There is no equivalence with evidence in the financial, business, and economic space, as it is done in the political...
The power of focus, by Miriam Yakubu
In a world full of distractions, it is easy for one to lose sight of their goals. However, achieving success...
2024: Asue Ighodalo and the rest, by Erasmus Ikhide
As the 2024 governorship election and race slated for September 21st come closer, the spotlight shines brightly on the Peoples...