NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY GOODLUCK JONATHAN, ETHNIC BIGOTRY AND POLITICAL COMPETITIVENESS “Nigeria is a country peopled by ethnic bigots who reach out to their narrow cleavages when they cannot compete” – Goodluck Jonathan January 12, 2024
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY GOODLUCK JONATHAN: IT’S A GRAND POLITICAL “I am not in a position to tell course now. I do dn this issue which has domma:n an thing on it January 12, 2024
AFRICAN & INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS·MISCELLANEOUS Postscript South Africa’s World Cup spending= $5 billion dollars. Outcomes: 30 hotels; 10 stadia; power stations; h o u sin g estates; cu June 21, 2023
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY On The Edge “To no one will we sell, to no one will we refuse or delay right or justice.” Magna Carta, 1215 All Nigerian November 5, 2014
MISCELLANEOUS·NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY MAURICE IWU: ALI BABA IS GONE, LONG LIVE THE 40 THIEVES A few months ago, Maurice Iwu came on a charm offensive to the Media Trust corporate headquarters in Abuja. The backdrop was January 20, 2011
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY OBASANJO SHOULD CRY, NOT LAUGH It was the caption for practically every lead Story on Nigerian newspapers last Friday, November 26,2010. The old despot, Olusegun Obasanjo, had November 30, 2010
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY Stephen Osagiede Oronsaye: The absurdities of Nigerian political life Daily Trust recently scooped that Head of Service Stephen Oronsaye “sought a two-year tenure extension” because “he needed the extra two years November 20, 2010
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY JONATHAN AND HIS COAST GUARDS It was on Daily Trust’s page 3, of November 2nd, 2010. You might not even have noticed the story; but the nut November 17, 2010
AFRICAN & INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS·NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY GOVERNORS’ FORUM AND THE STRUGGLE WITHIN “If governors will seek to outsmart each other and manipulate a process that is fairly simple and straightforward, how can we expect November 5, 2010
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY JONATHAN: PRESIDENCY, WARTS AND ALL The definitive outcome of the events of the past few weeks in Nigeria would summarise as the need to save Goodluck Jonathan October 28, 2010