Matters of the Moment

Last night’s US Presidential De- bate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden was a real 90 minutes street fight. Many observers knew that President Trump will come swinging from the...

Now I am regretting not taking the bet from my friend who huffed and puffed that the strike will go on! Yinka has not stayed too long on top of...

Looks like the first leg of the solution to the UNILAG crisis has been played with the resignation of Dr. Wale Babalakin as the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing...

It is no longer news that the United States and United Kingdom have imposed visa restrictions on Nigerians considered to be responsible for undermining the country’s democratic process. The US...

The new acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos, Professor Folashade Ogunsola, has her job cut out for her; and she seems ready for it. Well, we hope so anyway....

Essaying on thanksgiving wrestles with the dynamic of receiving and giving, which forms the fulcrum of being human. This dynamic affects the whole aspect of our lives, including natural and...

Much has been reported about the devastating stories of religious crisis in the world, particularly in Nigeria. Religion, as it were, remains one of the strongest elements in traditional background,...

The term “Mega City” was coined in the 1970’s by the United Nations to define continuous urbanized settlements of ten million inhabitants or more (UNCHS, 1996). Megacities can be distinguished...

The relevance of education to human development is an issue that has been, and is still subject of discourse across the different centuries of human history. This is because education...