The Kampala Au Summit: Somalia And Security Concerns
The 15th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union opened in Kampala, the Ugandan capital, on Sunday, July 25, 2010,
Uganda, Africa And The Al-Shabab Backlash
On the day that television viewers around the world were watching the final game of Africa’s World Cup, in South Africa, successive
Muhammed Dele Belgore (San) And The Race For Kwara In 2011
The main political story last weekend in Ilorin was the alleged interest of Muhammed Dele Belgore (SAN), in governorship of Kwara state
The Ruling Class Kidnapped Nigeria, Criminals Kidnap Citizens
It sounds cynical, but we must thank God that our journalist colleagues were kidnapped over a week ago. For once, the issue
Guinea Chooses Between The Showman And The Ascetic
When the results of the Guinean presidential election held on June 27th was released last Friday, things went as predicted by observers
Africa’s World Cup Finally Takes Off
Almost every media outfit around the world last Thursday reported the story of how a world cup photographer was held at gun
Jonathan Goodluck And His Four Toy Planes
Once upon a time, a boy named Jonathan Was born in the swamps. All he knew were canoes balancing against waves. Jonathan
When Niger Delta Thugs Invaded Abuja
Last week, it was reported that 65 buses brought PDP-thugs-turn-militants into the FCT. They “peacefully” demonstrated to become entitled to get money
Now Open For Business: Okwesileze Nwodo’s Unsympathetic (To Zoning) Undertakers
“Yes, I said to BBC and I repeat to you again that zoning in PDP has been jettisoned. There is no zoning
John Nwodo And The Volte-Face On Zoning
Zoning is tearing the North’s PDP. Goodluck’s men are decimating the region using religion and ethnicity with the exhumation from political Siberia