Category: Opinion

By Frank Ofili Governor Soludo of Anambra State has just demonstrated that the IPOB menace could have been resolved long time ago if the south-east leaders wanted to. Apparently, most of them were closet...

By Frank Ofili In politics, the fall from favour rarely comes with a formal announcement. It arrives instead through signals—sharp words from unlikely quarters, public rebukes that would once have been unthinkable, and a...

(By Frank Ofili) In recent months, the Nigerian government has consistently claimed that the economy is improving. Officials point to declining inflation figures, easing prices, and renewed foreign investment as evidence that recent economic...

By Frank Ofili As human resource practitioners we often encounter a situation where an employee uses a name different from the one they were employed with. This may occur as a result of marriage...

(By Frank Ofili) In the past couple of months, I have been watching, with the corner of one eye, political developments in my Delta North senatorial (Anioma) region of Delta State. Some hustlings currently...

By Frank Ofili Let me begin by saying this: I come not as an enemy of the United States, but as a concerned observer — the same role the United States has generously played...

By Frank Ofili Every year, as the calendar turns and humanity pauses to reflect, I undertake a personal tradition – naming my Man of the Year. It is a symbolic title, not bound by...

By Frank Ofili I find myself unconsciously asking this question everytime I hear someone mutter these phrases – like I have been reading such cynical remarks from some people since the news of the...

(By Frank Ofili) Along the Shagamu–Benin expressway, where the road stretches like a long sigh toward the East, a small drama unfolds on the roof of a moving car. It is not announced with...