Fuel crisis: Who is benefiting from our anguish?
Illustrative of the sorry pass we have come to in Nigeria today is the tot making the round in cell phones across
Stemming the slide to crisis over the onshore/offshore Bill
It is becoming increasingly likely that a new crisis will burst forth soon between the executive and the legislature, this time over
A victory for pluralism and the democratic process
The announcement last week by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) that it has registered 22 new political parties in the country
Ivory Coast must be saved from itself
Early this week, President Obasanio was in Lome, Togo to hold a meeting with other West African heads of state, in a
The Lagos Bar Beach Menace
At the end of the Federal Executive Committee meeting two weeks ago, Information Minister Professor Jerry Gana, announced that the federal government
Coming to terms with the tragic events of last week in Nigeria
Last week was definitely a tragic week in Nigeria. Over a hundred lives were lost Kaduna in the wake of riots which
The $60b railway master plan
The highlight of last week’s Federal Executive council (FEC) meeting was the approval of a $60billion, 25-year master plan for the complete
The USA: of impunity and international order
The Washington Post recently revealed that American President, George W. Bush has authorized the Central Intelligence Agency, CIA, to undertake covert operations
Iraq: Before the criminal American invasion
There is an air of palpable tension hanging over the international community in respect of the well known intention of George W.
Good news out of Sudan
The news broke out early this week that representatives of the government of Sudan and the rebels of The Sudan Peoples Liberation