Lere Olayinka: That Chief S. B. Falegan’s diatribe on Ekiti Government
One of the lessons my grandfather (of blessed memory) taught me was that I should be mindful of joining issues with elderly people. ...
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Seye Adebayo: Atiku and politics without substance – A Rejoinder
The article with the above title written by Femi Olatunbosun of the Daily Post, and published on June 12, 2015, would have been ignored...
‘Ifreke Inyang: 5 things we learnt from Nigeria vs Chad
On the strength of this evening’s display, one wonders what was the fuss about retaining Stephen Keshi as the handler of the Super...
Adeniyi Rufai: Aregbesola – A failure in disguise
The major problem before him is that he has bite more than what he can chew. Ogbeni Aregbe and all his cohorts are not speaking the truth...
Simeon Nwakaudu: Nigerians should disregard the lies of Rivers APC
Therefore, Nigerians should disregard the unbridled use of falsehood and propaganda by the defeated Rivers APC to mislead the public and...
Abdull-Azeez Ahmed Kadir: NASS leadership elections; on the horns of dilemma
When General Muhammadu Buhari said years back that politics is a dirty game, little did he know then that he would be engross in the game...
Femi Olatunbosun: Atiku and politics without substance
When the history of the institutionalisation of Nigeria’s democracy is documented, there is a certain individual whose roles, at...
Joseph Edgar: Majek Fashek, a national tragedy
This was Majek, my hero, the one who brought down the rain. He it was who redefined Reggae and in that one album forced us to look deep...
Shaibu Stephen Ojate: NASS leadership elections expose APC weakness
The aggrieved members of Peoples Democratic Party, under the auspices of New Peoples Democratic Party subsequently joined the party...
Vitus Ozoke: NASS elections – Has PDP just bought a Fugazy?
Here is a very short story: A penitent who was getting ready for a confession before a catholic priest compiled a list of his sins. He...
Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa: National Assembly leadership elections valid
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LEADERS WERE VALIDLY ELECTED – APC SHOULD LET NIGERIA BE On June 6, 2015, the All Progressive Congress gathered most of...
‘Ifreke Inyang: 5 things we learnt as Germany dumped out the Flying Eagles
Once again, Manu Garba did not cover himself in glory. His team looked clueless and played without a plan. The boys kept trying to play...
Ochiaka Valentine: Our iceberg is melting
by Ochiaka Valentine The caption of this article is derived from the book written by John Kotter about penguins and their iceberg, and...
Ahmed Adamu: Why small skilled labour must be professionalized
More than 40% of the unemployed and underemployed in Nigeria engage in small-skilled labour or what some termed as unskilled or hard...
Peregrino Brimah: Asset declaration: Buhari/Osibanjo following due process, Yar’Adua did so in
On 28 June 2007, late president Umaru Musa Yar’Adua publicly revealed his declaration of assets submitted in May (becoming the first...
Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye: What the government owes the people
Although, our politicians try very hard to hide it, “stomach infrastructure” has remained the most enduring theme, if not the sole...
Inibehe Effiong: President Buhari’s failure to declare his assets publicly is treacherous and
In a statement issued to the media on Saturday May 30, 2015 by Garba Shehu for the Buhari Media Team, it was stated that President...
Yushau Shuaib: Chibok – Bring back other girls and boys
He hardly grants media chats because of the sensitive nature of his office. When he speaks, it is with bluntness and sincerity delivered...
Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa: The Lagos legacies
I delayed this piece till the end of the tenure of the Executive Governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN. I was to write it...
Chido Onumah: President Buhari – Dead end or the rebirth of a nation?
“We can’t continue to search the branches of a sick tree for the cause of its sickness.” – African Proverb As history unfolds in Nigeria,...
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