Edozie Okeiyi: 10 reasons Nigerians should re-elect Jonathan in 2015
As the renowned American Diplomat and Political Scientist Henry Kissinger stated, ” those who are indifferent to power will be overtaken...
top of page
Latest News
Our News Are Sourced From dailypost.ng
Search
Yushau Shuaib: Still on Nigerian Military and Online Media
This is indeed a critical period of our national life when a raging war on desperate terrorists has kept military operations in...
Elo Adhekpukoli: Re: Kali Gwegwe: Pastor Osinbajo – Giving Christianity a bad name
Dear Kali Gwegwe, I read your article about Pastor Osinbajo published in Daily Post of December, 30, 2014, with much interest. I wonder...
Kali Gwegwe: Pastor Osinbajo – Giving Christianity a bad name
I have deep respect for pastors not necessarily because I am a Christian. I do so because they are Messengers of God. Nevertheless, truth...
Femi Fani-Kayode: The believers’ creed
Bring light where there is darkness, joy where there is pain, hope where there is despair and respite where there is suffering. Fear not...
Obed Minchakpu: Nasarawa State – Which way forward for Christians?
Let me first thank you the organizers of this meeting of Christians in Nasarawa State for inviting me to speak to you today on the...
Peter Ejirika: The economics of Nigerian fiscal austerity
Recently, Nigerians woke up to learn through the news media their Once Sizeable Rainy Day Fund was on the verge of depletion. Interested...
Ahmed Rufai Isah: There is a revolution in Kano
In Kano there is a revolution. This revolution is not a violent one. This revolution is not a ballot one. This revolution is a one Man...
Shafi’i Hamidu: Piece of peace – 2015 elections
“Don’t gain the world and lose your soul, wisdom is better than silver or gold.” ― Bob Marley The die has been cast, the drums have been...
Seun Bisuga: Change is no age barrier – Buhari gets Tunisian example
There has been so much talk about General Muhammadu Buhari contesting at the age of 72. There has been so much talk especially from the...
Muhammad Muntasir Adamu: Killing in the name of Islam
Recently, many incidents have occurred that makes it necessary for me to speak about them. From Sydney siege, Peshawar school massacre...
Michael Irene: A tale of two Nigerian forces
Dada Ogunsanya, a member of the Nigerian Police Force, brutally assaulted Mr. Ejeh Smith and his wife, Grace some days ago in Ikoyi,...
Adekoya Boladale: Buhari – The myths of change
In the wee hours of the night on January 4th, 1984, heavily armed men of the special ops department of the Nigerian Army known as strike...
Obed Minchakpu: Christmas – celebrating at gunpoint
The atmosphere was bustling with concomitant voices as each person in the crowded street market bargained for a price reduction on...
Moshood Isah: Nigerian economy – Always back to square one
Federal government has finally decided to introduce some austerity measures despite its recent claim that the drastic drop in global oil...
Jibril Sado: Re: How to treat a naked woman – A rejoinder
On Tuesday, December 2, 2014, one Mr Jibril Sado featured in The Punch newspaper a rejoinder to an article on: How to Treat a Naked...
Femi Fani-Kayode: A word for Professor Yemi Osinbajo
Femi Fani-Kayode I am glad that the APC eventually took my advice and saw the wisdom in not fielding a Muslim/Muslim ticket for the 2015...
‘Ifreke Inyang: 5 things we learnt from Liverpool vs Arsenal
You probably never know the mail Brendan Rodgers would have woken up to tomorrow morning, if Martin Skrtel didn’t tower above crouching...
Chukwuma Okonkwo: 2014 in retrospect
At the beginning of 2014, Nigeria seemed to be on a promising path, with macroeconomic fundamentals showing signs of stability. The year...
Chuks Eneze: What next after the primaries?
The general primaries for 2015 elections are now over. The two major political parties have nominated their presidential candidates. The...
bottom of page