Category: Opinion
OPINION: Does The FCT Have A Minister?
There is no government presence in the federal capital territory (FCT). Yes. In fact, there is no such thing as leadership in the FCT. If ... Read More
OPINION: How to stop the spread of fake news on social media
This opinion article shed more light on how to stop the spread of fake news on social media. Join me in the conversation. What is ... Read More
How do I find healing after the ENDSARS Protest?
In the words of Ace Nigerian singer Davido’s single FEM, before the matter gets serious, you need to make sure you don’t say too much”, ... Read More
NIGERIAN GOVERNORS: Babagana Zulum is Wotzup Nigeria’s top pick for Sept 2020
Over a year ago, the Board of Wotzup Nigeria thrust upon itself the mandate of a monthly assessment of performances of state governors across the ... Read More
Opinion…Buhari’s #EndSARS broadcast: A belated dish served cold
Typical of his emperor-like merciful granting of the collective request of his subjects after much pleading, President Muhammadu Buhari, in a speech which evoked charged ... Read More
Opinion…. Operation crocodile smile: Nigerian Army, resist the temptation, stay off #EndSARS protests
Two recent press statements in close proximity by the Nigerian Army have triggered apprehension around the country, heightening tension at a time young people are ... Read More
Police and Nigeria’s Young Democrats
Nigeria’s youngest citizens are demanding their elected government to treat them with dignity and protect their constitutional rights and democratic freedoms of expression, association, and ... Read More
OPINION: Who is deceiving who? FG expected to meet ASUU so as to get students off the EndSars protests
The Minister of Labour and Employment , Dr . Chris Ngige have shown readiness to meet with the leadership of the Academic Staff Union of ... Read More
OPINION: Bill to legalize cultivation of marijuana in Nigeria: A wrong step at the moment
According to a report by blogger Instablog9ja, the bill to legalize the cultivation of marijuana in Nigeria has passed the 2nd and will eventually be ... Read More
OPINION: Is menace of vote-buying a governance problem?
Without disputing facts, vote-buying during election is really affecting our electoral system in the country. It is a pity that some people no longer see ... Read More
OPINION: ONDO ELECTION: Why we should commend the splendid conduct of the electorate as well as security agencies
Despite the fact that some polling units experience one challenge or the other, yet, permit me to commend the large voters in the State for ... Read More
OPINION: Ondo 2020: Who will pilot the affairs of the State for the next four years?
Barring all odds, the people of Ondo State will file out on October 10 to elect a governor who will pilot the affairs of the ... Read More
OPINION:Lingering Violence: Is it possible to have free and fair election in Ondo State?
I will like to emphatically state here that the lingering violence in Ondo State will definitely hinder free and fair election in the state. Fact ... Read More
OPINION: Are we really facing grave life-threatening problems in Nigeria?
Millions of Nigerians were facing “grave life-threatening problems”. This is the time for individuals at various arms of government to focus on how to improve ... Read More
OPINION: Why diverting youthful energy towards violence not desirable
Without mincing words, it is important to shun violence and embrace peace for the sake of development of every region. We need youths in every ... Read More
OPINION: Why Nigerians must blame Buhari for anything that happens in Nigeria
Buhari as the president of Nigeria, should be blamed for anything that happened in the country. Those in the previous governments from 1999 – 2015 ... Read More
OPINION: Did SARS needs an overhaul or ban?
The recent horrific killing of a young Nigerian by officers of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) — an arm of the Nigeria Police ... Read More
OPINION: How to move Nigeria away from destructive and unproductive rent-seeking attitudes
Moving Nigeria away from destructive and unproductive rent-seeking attitudes is a gradual approach. Young Nigerians have the key to a more united, peaceful and prosperous ... Read More
OPINION: Nigeria at 60 – Wasted or Fruitful Years?
Without mincing words, Nigeria at 60 is indeed a wasted years. Despite the current harsh socioeconomic conditions that the country has been thrown into by ... Read More
OPINION: Nigeria still crawling at 60 – What’s the way forward?
It is so pathetic that after 60 years of existence as a nation, Nigeria still grapples with the issue of social justice, equity, religious and ... Read More