Tunde Chris Odediran studied and practiced journalism in Nigeria. He is now a Technical Communications and Information Technology professional in the United States.
Nigeria’s political temperature is at a boiling point. Friends are attacking friends and neighbours are fighting neighbours in the build-up to the 2023 general elections. Emotions are spilling as Nigerians…
Nigerians are among the few citizens left in the world who give up the right to vote once they step outside of their country. In the 2023 elections, all Nigerians…
Black people may not have an obligation to mourn her death, but we cannot keep blaming the late Queen Elizabeth of England for everything we have heaped on ourselves. The…
When you set out to avoid a location on a journey, you must do everything not to end up at that position. The Academic Staff of Nigerian Universities (ASUU) has…
The age of digital is here, where distinguishing between what man and machine can do is blurred and enormous opportunities for prosperity is knocking. Nigeria is a nation racing towards…
Wrapped in a large Nigerian flag, the sensational Tobi Amusan shifted focus momentarily from Nigeria’s monumental problems to its great potential. The story captured what Nigeria could achieve if its…
Michael Jackson is arguably the most iconic dancer of all time. One of his notable songs, Rock with You, is about the power of music and dancing, which can be…
In a colourful quest to be Nigeria’s next president, former Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi, is adding a scene to an election that is already a thriller. He…
Nigeria is only one of probably two countries in the world with a democracy day. The other is Cape Verde. The respect that Nigeria pays to democracy is an irony…
In preparation for my high school alumni reunion, I have been poring over content that make me shudder at the shoddiness in the once famous Nigerian schools, as all levels…