Guinea’s Supreme Court Confirms Alpha Conde President
Last Friday, the Guinean Supreme Court named long-time opposition campaigner, Alpha Conde president, after throwing out complaints by Conde’s rival in the
Guinea: The Ballot Thumps The Soldier’s Bullet
All over the Republic of Guinea today, over four million voters will be casting their votes in 8, 422 polling booths, to
Peugeot Automobile, Government And National Industry
Last year, I went on a plant tour of Peugeot Automobile, Kaduna; one of the major investments of the past thirty in
Jonathan Goodluck: It’s A Grand Political Deception
“I am not in a position to tell Nigerians whether I will run or not on this issue which has dominated discourse
Between Christian Organisations And Kenyan Politics
Last weekend, a group of Kenyan anti-abortion churches and Christian groups accused the Kenyan government of involvement in two explosions which ripped
The Metamorphosis Of Chief Edwin E. K. Clark
At the ripe age of 83 years, Chief Edwin K. Clark seems to have found a new lease of political life. A
The House Of Representatives Leadership And Its Malcontents
Clearly the biggest political story of the past few weeks, the decision by some members of the House of Representatives to give
Attahiru Jega: One Positive Step From Jonathan Goodluck
It is testimony to Professor Attahiru Jega’s standing in Nigerian society, that there has been a very positive response to his appointment
Israel: Zionist Atrocities, Nigeria’s Silence
“[A] state that habitually violates international law, possesses weapons of mass destruction and practices terrorism-the use of violence against civilians for political
It Is Not Just A Game; Its Football’s World Cup
Tomorrow the first World Cup ever to be hosted on the African continent starts in South Africa. Nigeria’s first game is on