It is with great shock and heavy heart that we received the news of the sudden death of one of the most prominent televangelist and prophet of God on 5th June, T.B. Joshua, founder and General Overseer of the Synagogue of All Nations, a church located in Egbeda Ikotun, Lagos Nigeria. Shortly before his demise … Continue reading →

In 1973, a one-year nation building and development service scheme was established in Nigeria after the Nigerian civil war with the aim to promote rehabilitation, reconstruction, and reconciliation. The service scheme, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is a service scheme that is mandatory for graduates of Nigeria’s tertiary institutions and was made compulsory at its … Continue reading →

“Information reaching us as contained also in some of the Nigerian Dailies of June 3rd and from one General Togun is that the invasion of the south west of Nigeria by the Fulani Militia from Mali, Senegal, Niger republic, Chad, Futa Jallon and others is imminent.” United Nations was established after the Second World War … Continue reading →

SNigeria is unanswered questions; whereas, the best questions are those that are asked. It follows therefore that Nigeria remains unanswered not only because the people who are supposed to ask questions are not doing so but because Nigeria itself is an enigma, a puzzle that is difficult to unravel. In a situation like this where … Continue reading →

Nigeria, ‘The Giant of Africa’, as it is known to be, is as a result of its largest population and economy. It is the most populous country in Africa and the 17th most populous country in the world with an estimated population of 206 million. Nigeria’s economy is the largest in Africa, the 26th largest … Continue reading →

COVID-19 has changed the world’s history irrecoverably but bear in mind that every event is an invention of man. The origin of the virus is no longer a subject of debate in relation to where it came from but the question that agitates the minds of every concerned citizens of the world is about the … Continue reading →