The case of citizen Sunday Vincent
YANA yawon banza. Yana lake-lake da mugun nufi”. (A typical accusation of “wandering” in a colonial Northern Nigerian court). Last week, the
Fathers and sons Incorporated
ONE of the most significant issues of recent revelations of high wire corruption in Nigeria today, is the way that leading politicians
New year, old contradictions
2016 is here! As the old year hurtled into memory, we can look forward to the portents for the New Year. Every
Defeating despair, reinforcing hope
2015. What a year in our lives! I have thought long and hard about this year, trying to come to terms
N20 billion bond: Chasing Kwara’s black goat at night
I MADE a tremendous effort last Friday, to get out of bed as early as possible in the morning. I arrived in
Remembering Governor Muhammed Lawal
NOVEMBER 15th, marked the ninth anniversary of the passing of Rear Admiral Muhammed Alabi Lawal, naval officer, former Ogun state military administrator
Social media and its Senate malcontents
LAST week, a very controversial bill passed second reading in the Nigerian Senate. The bill titled: “Act to Prohibit Frivolous Petitions”,
Alhaji Nuhu Muhammad Sanusi: 20 years as emir of Dutse
Tomorrow, Friday, December 11, 2015, marks the twentieth anniversary on the throne, for His Royal Highness (HRH) Alhaji Nuhu Muhammad Sanusi, the Emir
Passing of a giant of thought and action
On Tuesday this week, Chido Onumah, Coordinator of the Abuja-based African Centre for Media & Information Literacy, posted an obituary for Professor
Underlining currents of the Kogi conundrum
It became clear to all that the Nigerian Constitution did not envisage nor provided for the eventuality of death of a