South Sudan: Tortuous Route To Referendum And Statehood
Last Tuesday, the UN Security Council expressed concerns over delays in the preparation for South Sudan’s self-determination referendum. Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon,
Experiences On Community Radio Development In Mali: A Journalist’s Notebook
“EXPERIENCES ON COMMUNITY RADIO DEVELOPMENT IN MALI: A JOURNALIST’S NOTEBOOK” BY IS’HAQ MODIBBO KAWU; BEING TEXT OF PAPER PRESENTED AT THE NATIONAL
Abdulsamad Rabiu Owes Us Full Disclosure
On Friday, October 29, 2010, the Jonathan/Sambo Campaign Organisation, corralled a long list of government-approved billionaires to donate money at a fund
Governor Muhammed Lawal: Four Years After
November 15th marked the fourth anniversary of the death of Muhammed Lawal, former governor of Kwara State. Against the backdrop of political
Goodluck 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
Labour And The Poor Have Many Reasons To Strike
“President Goodluck Jonathan’s decision to withdraw the national minimum wage is illegal. Under the labour law it is the federal government that
Boko Haram And A Season Of Apologies
The “Mother of Apologies” came last week from the former governor of Borno, Ali Modu Sherrif: “I wish to publically tender my
Ivorian Election Heads For A Second Round Runoff
A few minutes after midnight on Wednesday this week, the Ivorian electoral commission chief, Youssouf Bakayoko, announced provisional results of the Ivorian
What Was Tony B-Liar Doing In Nigeria?
The characters ruling Nigeria have no sense of history or a modicum of honour; otherwise, the last person they’d be inviting to
Steven Orosanye And Amos Adam: Good Riddance!
The week before the end of his controversial tenure as (unmerited) Head of Service, Steve Orosanye suddenly became a “must read” on