An evening with Prof. Murray Last: Fish, drinks and all
THE text came last Wednesday evening as usual, from Jibo Ibrahim: “Fish with Prof. Murray Last at 7. 30 pm”, it said
Tony B-liar’s hypocritical Iraq invasion apology
Early this week, Tony B-Liar, former British Prime Minister, finally said sorry for the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Not only that though,
BORNO ENTERS POST-INSURGENCY RECONSTRUCTION MODE
Last Saturday, Kashim Shettima, the Borno state governor, went on an inspection tour of Auno, Jakana and Beni Sheikh. These are communities
NBC And NTA: Regulator And Broadcaster In The 2015 Elections
“T[he]…passiveness of the media regulator, the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to challenge…bias and effectively regulate the broadcast media is not fully consistent
Orji Uzor Kalu and Segun Odegbami: The Nigerian FIFA presidency challenge
A FEW weeks ago, I received a call from ex-International football star, Segun Odegbami. We had not spoken for a while, but it
Buhari’s mind on Lake Chad
ON Monday this week, President Muhammadu Buhari received the report of the Environmental Audit on the Drying-up of the Lake Chad, carried
AbdulRashid Garba: Turning a new leaf at NECO
IN 2012, workers of the National Examinations Council (NECO), in Minna, Niger state, were locked in a major battle with the Professor
Pains of Nigerian teachers and absurdities of the NANS
ON Monday this week, Nigerian teachers joined their counterparts around the world to celebrate World Teachers’ Day. The National President of the
National Assembly immunity delusion syndrome
ON Monday this week, VANGUARD newspaper carried a report that the National Assembly will soon commence a constitution amendment process, towards ensuring
Nigeria’s 55 years of nationhood
OUR country marks its 55th independence anniversary today. In a very fundamental sense, Nigeria’s story is also the story of my life, because