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
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
The Baba Syndrome (2003)
The commencement of civilian government in our country, with the investiture of the Obasanjo Presidency in May 1999, brought to the fore,
Nigeria’s Creeping parochialism
The recent peace conference organized by the Presidency, which brought strange bedfellows together, from the cut throats of the Yoruba terrorist organization,
Before the strike commences
A major step to protect the legality of the general strike called by the Nigeria Labour Congress, was taken Last Friday, when
That German expression of regret in Namibia
The German Ambassador in Namibia, Wolfgang Massing, recently expressed ‘regret’ on behalf of his country, for the massacre by German colonial forces
The Economics Of The Toll Gates
A major element of the 2004 Budget presented recently by President Olusegun Obasanjo to the National Assembly was the decision to wind
No, Mr. Audu Ogbeh, Democracy Does Not Know Heresy
The occasion was the opening ceremony of the 18th meeting of the National Executive Council of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) on
National Assembly Please Defend Democracy And Uphold Your Honour; Don’t Pass Obasanjo’s Vindictive Anti-Labour Bill
It was Karl Marx who once wrote that history repeats itself twice: The first time a tragedy, and the second, a farce.
Obasanjo’s surrender to the US over the International Criminal Court (ICC): A grave injury to National Pride
Recently, the chairman of the Senate Committee on information, Senator Sanusi Dagash alerted Nigerians to the surrender of President Olusegun Obasanjo to