MISCELLANEOUS Welcome To My Website Dear All; I have the greatest pleasure to inform you that after a considerable amount of work, my website is going live. May 15, 2023
MISCELLANEOUS A radical shift of paradigm “Politics begin where the masses are, not where there are thousands, but where there are millions, that is where serious politics begin”- January 19, 2012
MISCELLANEOUS Away from home this Christmas I HAVE reflected very much on diversity and the essential unity of our humanity in the past 24 four hours. Television images December 29, 2011
MISCELLANEOUS Between governors and the Police: The corruption challenge MANY people probably missed the story, especially the audacity of the challenge. But it led Blueprint newspaper of Wednesday, December 7th, 2011. December 15, 2011
MISCELLANEOUS Nigerian unemployment statistics and the roots of national crises LET us give ourselves the pause for a moment, and reflect upon one simple fact: Most of those arrested and arraigned in November 24, 2011
MISCELLANEOUS The Tyranny Of Statistics A few related points have concentrated my mind about statistics in the past two weeks. Last week, I used statistics from CBN November 9, 2011
MISCELLANEOUS Our Country Is An Open Toilet Built Upon A Foundation Of Absurd Rumours Dr Suomi Sakai is not likely to be known to the “average” Nigerian; but he makes very telling comments about our country. September 21, 2011
MISCELLANEOUS Zaria’s harmony stores and memories of teenage years I spent last weekend in Zaria. I’ve always had an ambiguous relationship with that city, but the visit allowed me a wonderful August 4, 2011
MISCELLANEOUS A Metamorphosis Of The Motorcycle Two weeks ago, the Borno State Government banned the use of motorcycles in Maiduguri and a neighbouring region of the Borno State July 18, 2011
MISCELLANEOUS The commentator’s burden IN my column of Thursday, June 24, 2011, entitled “Boko Haram: Even with the bombings, there is no alternative to dialogue”, I July 14, 2011
MISCELLANEOUS A voice for the restitution of history Last week, Mr. Sam Amuka came to Abuja. I met him in the company of Alhaji Samaila Isa Funtua, and as has June 30, 2011