Obasanjo’s Sale of Our National Patrimony
The major plank of Obasanjo’s economic policies since 1999, is the privatisation policy that was not canvassed with the Nigerian people during
Yar’adua’s G-20 snub
“I must say that today is a sad day for me. And I think it should be for all Nigerians when 20
Tony Anenih’s prayers and matters political
Chief Tony Anenih has a superb way of intervening in Nigerian politics: he enjoys the most elliptic entrée, which usually guarantees the
Bracing up for Nigeria’s future
It could not hae been a co-incidence that the report of the Justice Uwais Committee on Electoral Reform was released on the
Yar’adau’s regime of policy inconsistencies
Our weekly Edictorial Planning meeting last week, chose as cartoon of the week, a piece that was drawn by Abdulkareem Baba Aminu.
Responding To Emergency Situations
Mahmud Jega’s piece of Monday told the story of the collapse of the shopping complex near the headquarters of MEDIA TRUST last
ALHAJI IDI FAROUK’S RESPONSE TO PIECE ON TONY ANENIH
Last week, Daily Trust carried Alhaji Idi Farouk’s rejoinder to the piece I wrote on Chief Tony Anenih three weeks ago, which
A BLOW AGAINST IMPUNITY
Our Editorial Board met for much longer than last Thursday, because of the unannounced visit of the special Adviser to president Umar
Umar Yar’Adua: Obasanjo finally makes his move
Those familiar with the grains of dialectical thought know the formula that ‘yes is no and no is yes’. The idea is
One Tragedy Too Many
I spent the second half of last week, from Thursday evening, in Lagos. I was attending a retreat at the scenic Eko
Connecting The Personal With The Social
November 11th, 2005. It was just supposed to be another day of the year. Last Friday, I had gone to attend my