Dear Brethren, I once entered a class and began what I termed a radical change or, better put, trying to do things in ways I considered appropriate. Then an... Continue

JULIUS OGUNRO My sister died this February following a 20-year battle with a motor neuron disease. It was a degenerative illness that gradually took away her ability to talk,... Continue

BY ADESHINA OYETAYO As the governor of Nigeria’s oil-rich Rivers State, life is bound to be bright and beautiful, and bubbly. If you are now predisposed to epicurean pleasures... Continue

WOLE SOYINKA   It would appear that a record discharge of toxic sludge from our notorious smut factory is currently clogging the streets and sewers of the Republic of... Continue

DELE ALAKE   The noted and internationally acclaimed Nigerian novelist and essayist, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, deserves a great deal of pity and sympathy for her so utterly biased piece... Continue

BY LOUIS ODION, FNGE “Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka is a principled fighter for justice in our country and around the world. He is a phenomenon that unlettered and uncultured... Continue