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Dear All; I have the greatest pleasure to inform you that after a considerable amount of work, my website is going live.
Believe in Allah but tie your camel
The idea of writing a column with my title today came during my visit to Maiduguri, two weeks ago. The thought was
Bring back our girls: The worst and the best of times
NOT since the OCCUPY NIGERIA demonstrations of January 2012, against the Jonathan administration’s hike of petroleum products prices, has an event shocked
Nigerian billionaires and the Nigerian condition
LAST Friday, January 3, 2014, VANGAURD newspaper, like other Nigerian newspapers, carried a report sourced from FORBES magazine, titled “The Biggest African
Obasanjo’s letter: Next Iyabo, and then Jonathan.
A rather tongue-in-cheek observation was posted on a closed internet site last week. In response to the letters that have held Nigerians
ASUU and govt threat of sack
AS the ASUU strike completed the fifth month, it became clearer than ever, that a resolution must willy-nilly, be found. Parents are
American university of Nigeria Yola: A university and the community
CAN a university commence as a “Development University” and from the onset, create a niche of social responsibility within the community of
The more things change, the more they remain same.
You are familiar with that French saying, right? “Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose”? The more things change, the more
When 89% of corps members cannot write a letter
Last week, the Kano State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, Mr. Sanusi AbdulRasheed, lamented that 89% of corps members
These Crowded 53 Years
I WAS born in the last month of colonialism in Nigeria. I came into the world 25 days before the lowering of the
Gudu killings: Sorrow, tears and blood
WHEN news broke last weekend of the killing of nine individuals by the State Security Service, Marilyn Ogar, the Deputy Director, Information,