Caretakers for children (1)
I was invited to minister at Assemblies of God Church some years ago. I saw that they were doing some upgrades in their building. I encouraged them, telling them, ‘As…
I was invited to minister at Assemblies of God Church some years ago. I saw that they were doing some upgrades in their building. I encouraged them, telling them, ‘As…
Last month, I received an email from a marketing executive who was wrestling with her conscience. Her company had developed a new software product that was genuinely innovative, but her…
Parts of the headline and substance of the discussion in my November 3, 2023, piece, “How democracy dies in”, were informed by a 2018 publication by Harvard University political scientists,…
We are lucky. The Internet is unlike us. That’s our greatest saving grace. In fact, the internet is proudly “unNigerian.” It does not have faded memory. Rather, its retention is…
This week, Chief Allen Onyema, the chairman of Air Peace, celebrated the 62nd anniversary of his birth. On that day, March 28 precisely, the aviation sector paused in collective reverence…
In 1989, a reggae artist, Peterside Ottong released a song which later became a monster hit, “Where Are The Prophets?” In this column, I’m not talking music or analysing Ottong’s…
Justice! Justice!! Justice!!! This immediately reminds me of the traditional way our elders trigger important conversations in Yoruba land, the tribe in Nigeria to which I belong. It underscores the…
Says no developing country matches Nigeria’s scale of digital investment From Adanna Nnamani, Abuja The Federal Government has said over 200 researchers will be engaged under its N12 billion digital…
In Romans 12:2, God tells us not to be conformed to the world, that is, to the world system. The message is for us, His children. These are those who…
By Funke Egbemode (egbemode3@gmail.com) Ebun noticed that her husband was avoiding intimacy with her. He was travelling more, sleeping outside the home under one flimsy excuse or the other. The…