Many people cannot do without the internet which strongly depends on the strength of the WiFi. If the Wi-Fi signal is weak, you will be unable to do anything which may result in you missing your deadlines. A slow WiFi may not be the fault of your service provider but could be that your Wi-Fi…
Category: Opinion/Editorial
5 Keywords Nigerians Should Avoid In Emails
Like the rest of the world, Nigerians have replaced hard-copy memos and letters with e-mails. The average person would rather send an email -whether personal or for official purposes- than type it out on paper. Unfortunately, emails can make things go horribly wrong as certain words used can come off as haughty when the original…
The Funny Things About Lagos Danfos
A vibrant city, interesting people and delicious cuisine capture the essence of Nigeria’s heartbeat, Lagos. However, with these aesthetics come with the challenge of survival for many, a dance for the fittest alone. This is why many Lagosians wake up early at the break of dawn to either drive to work or catch a commercial…
May Day 2016: No Gods, No Masters, By John Boyd
“There is really only one ‘non-negotiable’ demand. And that is; ‘power to the working class’. Each year, as we join millions across the world to celebrate the victories of workers, our own Freedom Day remains still fresh in our minds. On May Day, we remember that the workers’ flag is not red simply by accident…
5 Latest WhatsApp Trick You Should Know
Since WhatsApp was bought by Facebook for $19 billion, it has become an important instant messaging platform. It has perfectly replaced text messages and also has the advantage of quick and immediate responses. Since technology is always evolving, new improved versions and tricks are constantly being introduced. And same with WhatsApp, there are new tricks…
4 Reasons to Drink Palm Wine From Igboland
Palm wine is a local beverage which is dear to many Nigerians. Some people even believe that it is better than factory brewed drinks due to its many health benefits and those who have gulped several gourds with plates of hot pepper soup or peppered goat meat, can testify to its delightful taste. However, if…
The Senate, CCT And The Politics Of Saraki’s Trial, By Reuben Abati
The present Senate serving the Nigerian people runs the risk of being remembered as the worst since 1999. Public Relations Consultants and media officials of this particular Senate have done their part flooding both the print and the online media with details of how productive the Bukola Saraki-led Senate has been, and they have been…
Nigeria Ready To Pay Full Cost Of Harnessing Power From Coal?, By Kikiowo Ileowo
With a population of over 180 million and growing, Nigeria with an average power generation of 4,500MW, requires 12,000MW to ensure steady power supply, but ultimately needs 200,000MW for all her electricity requirements. To meet this power need, the present administration has vowed to look towards other sources of producing electricity away from the hydro…
Why Nigeria Should Be Free of Fossil Fuel, By Eyitayo Alimi
Fossil fuels as the name suggests are derivatives of plant and animal fossils that are millions of years old. These are primarily formed from the remains of the decayed plants and animals of the carboniferous era. The three fuel sources i.e. coal, natural gas and oil/petroleum help to meet the energy and electricity demands of…
Why Fossil Fuels Are Harzardous To Health, By Eyitayo Alimi
Overview Fossil fuels are among the most commonly used forms of energy in the world. Common fossil fuels include natural gas, coal and petroleum, which is refined to create gasoline. Although fossil fuels are strong sources of energy, their use can pose certain health problems if handled incorrectly. The various Fossil Fuel types all have…