Obasanjo’s Megabucks Of Darkness And Other Tales
Let us start on a rewind mode. The period is just around February and March, 2006, before the defeat of the third
ISRAEL AND PALESTINE: CONTRASTING MEDIA IMAGES
Last week I had written about the double standards which characterize the attitudes of the leading imperialist politicians and the major media
The Billionaires List And The Fetishism Of Money
“I want to write… the history….of a world that is treated virtually as a forbidden subject in an increasingly parochial culture that
Adams Oshiomohole: One Victory For The People
I shouted myself hoarse last Thursday, as I watched the live telecast of the electoral panel of Edo state, give their verdict.
Trapped Between Tradition and Modernity
“If you see a film about the Vikings of olden days, you can see them with great horns on their heads and
Jigawa: A Summit of Concern And Care
I don’t envy Sule Lamido, the governor of Jigawa State. This is because last weekend he opened a Pandora’s Box: one full
Nigeria: Here Anything Goes, Stupid!
It was former President Olusegun Obasanjo, who once described Nigeria, as an “anything goes” country! To prove that he knew the people
Jigawa Anti-poverty Summit
On the eve of his inauguration as the governor of Jigawa State in May 2007, Sule Lamido visited with us at daily
Channels TV: Diminishing the National Security State
Most appropriately, in my view, the voices of condemnation of the closure of Channels Television, by the State Security Service, have far
Moving On The Community Radio Track
In 2004, I received an invitation from Akin Akingbulu, who heads the Institute of Media and Society, a Lagos-based NGO, to participate