Atiku Versus Jonathan: Demystification Confronts Permanent Crippling
“Atiku as consensus candidate of the North. Jonathan is going into the battle of his life. If he wins, he’ll demystify the
The Public Outing Of Facebook Jonathan
Goodluck Jonathan’s presidential charity began on FACEBOOK last Wednesday; our president with the bowler-hat chose the social networking site, to play the
We Must Re-Energize The Spirit Of Voluntary Organizations
Two separate but remarkably related events have inspired the piece this week. Last Thursday saw the first anniversary of the re-introduction of
Northern Governors Are Taking Us To Northern Cameroun
I cannot vouch for its veracity, but I have heard it from several sources; it was said that after the inauguration of
The Bread Riots Of Mozambique
Last Thursday, the Mozambiquan government called off a planned 30% increase in the price of bread; the call off came in the
D. R. Congo: Rape As A Weapon Of War
At a meeting of the United Nations Security Council early this week, the Under Secretary General for peace keeping operations, Atul Khare,
Who Is Governor In Rivers: Amaechi Or Patience Jonathan?
Last week, the media reported that Patience, President Goodluck Jonathan’s wife, gave Governor Rotimi Amaechi a public dressing down, at Okrika. Mrs.
The Dialectic Of The Personal And The Social
This is a very important week in my life. You’re reading these lines on Thursday; but in three days time, on Sunday
Jonathan Goodluck And The Sexualization Of Politics
The, so-far, lack-luster Jonathan Goodluck era has literally surpassed itself in the manifestations of what the much-lamented Chief Sunday Awoniyi used to
Kagame’s Landslide In Rwanda
President Paul Kagame’s selling point is that he is the man who rebuilt Rwanda after the genocide of 1994, which killed close