Sanusi Lamido And The Senate: Brain Confronts Brawn
“By my upbringing, if I’m wrong, I don’t need to be told to come and say I’m wrong and I would apologise.
Now that we know the fuel subsidy beneficiaries
LAST week, the wind of nation-wide opposition to an unpopular agenda finally exposed the ugly hind place of Nigeria’s political (economic) fowl,
Prof. Alfred Opubor: My teacher, colleague and friend
I ARRIVED home in Kaduna last Sunday afternoon, when I received a mail from the Nigerian Community Radio Network, announcing that Professor
The delights of Katsina
I SPENT last weekend in Katsina which I have not visited in nine years. Katsina occupies an important place in the history
Odumegwu Ojukwu and truths we owe the dead
“During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act”— George Orwell The former leader of the secessionist ‘Republic of
Nigerian unemployment statistics and the roots of national crises
LET us give ourselves the pause for a moment, and reflect upon one simple fact: Most of those arrested and arraigned in
President Jonathan’s flight of Pharaoh-like vindictiveness
You hold the keys of heaven and hell. Power to bind and loose: bind, Thomas, bind, King and bishop under your heel.
BRITAIN, HOMOSEXUAL RIGHTS AND DEVELOPMENT AID
British imperialism in real terms, is a dying horse; it frantically kicks about, but everyone knows its days are long gone! The
Governance Without Social Conscience
Opening the NLC’s Harmattan School early this week, Congress President, Abdulwaheed Omar, warned the Goodluck Jonathan administration, that its gung-ho determination to
Diezani Alison Madueke: Our Super Minister
Diezani’s luck passeth understanding! She is the ONLY minister with a ‘secure’ tenure; NDA ‘freely’ honoured her recently and it was CON