The Cambridge University Dictionary definition of “massacre,” “nonsense”–Adesina Ogunlana The judicial panel of inquiry set up by the Lagos state government, Nigeria,  and headed by a retired judge, Doris Okuwobi, has successfully submitted its reports and the white paper has been released by the Lagos state government. It is worthy of mention that the judicial panel of … Continue reading →

Peace and security are the engines that drive all other activities that make life worth living.  Economic activities thrive only in an atmosphere of peace.  So peace from the lowest cadre to the topmost is a must have, and this goes hand-in-hand with security.  Where there is no peace, therefore, suffice it to say there is … Continue reading →

“The true end of education is not just to make the young learned but to make them love learning; not to make them industrious but to make them love industry; not to make them virtuous but to make them love virtue, not only to make them just, but to make them hunger and thirst after … Continue reading →

A wise man said that “The only bad thing about making a mistake is to keep on making it.” The heart of the country called Nigeria bleeds.  If only we can see it then we would be in a better position to appreciate the need and urgency to rescue the country or nation from destruction.  When … Continue reading →

“The cost of inaction is far greater than the cost of prevention.”–The Prince of Wales. The Climate Change Conference,, also known as COP26 (Conference of the Parties), which is ongoing in Glasgow, hosts Presidents, Royal Highnesses, and Lords from across the globe.  One may be tempted to ask about the significance of the Climate Change … Continue reading →