The British Broadcasting -Confusion (BBC) - Obi Nwakanma

I still do remember growing up, my father waking, and shaving with the BBC. Against a background of the bleep-bleep-bleep signal of the British Broadcasting Corporation’s World Service, he would do his private chores, and prepare for work.

Worrisome Number of Paternity Cases - Francis Ewherido

Once I write on a topic, I am always reluctant to revisit it. But I have since realized that these issues keep reoccurring. Also, there are new entrants into matrimony, so the audience is also changing. Some time ago, I wrote an article titled, “DNA test? Why Not?

The Chief Justice Has No Clothes - Ugoji Egbujo

In The Emperor’s New Clothes, by Hans Christian Andersen, two rogues go to a vain Emperor to say they can make him a wonderful dress that will be invisible to fools. The emperor, who believes he is as wise as Solomon, agrees.

Supreme Court verdict: Tinubu is the Diego Maradona of Nigerian politics - Olu Fasan

PROFESSOR Wole Soyinka, Africa’s first literature Nobel laureate, published his critically acclaimed novel, Chronicles From the Land of the Happiest People On Earth, in September 2021. So, he probably didn’t have the 2023 presidential election and Bola Tinubu, who emerged president, in mind when he wrote the book.

-Judiciary’s double standards, a danger to our democracy - Chereome Nnanna

The Constitution gives our Judiciary a role a sacred one at that in our democracy. It is mandated to give justice to whom it is due. But we are now in a situation where some corrupt members of the Bench collude with powerful politicians to remove and emplace those rejected at the polls.