Between Obasanjo, Gana, NTA and religious broadcasts from the Villa Chapel
Since the assumption of power in May 1999, President Obasanjo has left nobody in doubt his self-declared status as a ‘born-again’ Christian,
Between OPC and MASSOB: A double standard of policing?
The press reported this week that an Abuja High Court had granted bail to Chief Ralph Uwazuruike and 43 other members of
Reinstate Justice Salami Now
The news broke last week that a committee of the National Judicial Council (NJC), headed by Hon. Justice Maryam Aloma Mukhtar, had
The Israeli-Palestinian Prisoners’ Exchange
Last week, the long-awaited, Egyptian-brokered, prisoner exchange, between Israel and the Palestinians finally took place, broadcast on live television around the world.
The Ghetoizing Of Nigeria
Last week, the Program Manager of the United Nations Habitat in Nigeria, Professor Johnson Bade, revealed that not less than 71 million
The Alarming Ranking Position Of Nigerian Universities
The 2011 ranking of the top 100 African universities was recently posted on the internet. From a Nigerian perspective, it made very
Aminu Tambuwwal and PDP’s zoning banana peel: Slippery wages of expediency
SURELY we cannot continue to allow individuals and groups to do what they liked and undermine our unity, cohesion and effectiveness. Henceforth,
Nigeria’s children of forced migration and capitalis globalization
It was Langton Hughes the great African-American poet of the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s that once asked in his 1951 collection
Nigeria’s ticking youth time bomb
As a young teenager, just fresh from secondary school, I went to work in Nigerian broadcasting and that eventually defined my life
The significance of Goje’s CAN award
When I read the comments of many perplexed Nigerians who queried President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua for passing up yer another excellent opportunity
Nigeria: Between potentials and failures
At the heart of my recent visit to Eritrea, was the interview session that I had with Isaias Afewerki, the President of