Matters of the Moment

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...

The wave of cybercrime (known to an average Nigerian as yahoo-yahoo) has been quite an infamous and unpopular criminal activity in the dawn of the last decade. As at then,...

Racism is referred to as a belief in which certain races of people by virtue of their birth feel that they are superior to others. This act which is built...

The things Christians have said and are saying during the lockdown period are quite interesting: Is God not in your house? We can all pray in our houses. You can...

I am angry, very angry. I am angry because many of us in this part of the world seem to live in pretence and self denial. We claim that all...

The outbreak of COVID-19, with its pernicious effects leading to changes in habit and attitudes of people, is today being counterbalanced by societal holistic mobilization of resources for its defeat....

In her 1985 R&B best seller titled ‘Greatest Love of All’, Whitney Houston began the song with the lyrics, “I believe the children are our future, Teach them well and...

Monotony kills the spirit” they say, but not with Christian stories. The power of repetition when positively applied can change situations for best. “Practice makes perfect,” we often say, meaning...