Born 50 years ago
Going to Ibadan in those days was like going to London — Chief Dele Momodu On May 16, 2010, Africa’s most celebrated publisher, Chief Dele Momodu, turned 50. For those who followed his life and career, a lot has been written about this man a must-read in many respects, particularly for young people who want […]
How I discovered Balewa’s decomposing body- Babankowa
I remained at Sango-Ota up to January 15th 1966, the day the first military coup took place in Nigeria. On the night of the coup, I was at a police checkpoint in Sango Ota when a convoy of Army Land Rover, Trucks, and two Peugeot saloon cars were moving from Lagos to Abeokuta and we had no cause to suspect anything sinister because they were military vehicles presumably on a complimentary patrol to restore order.
Balewa’s ADC’s statement to Police investigation panel
Then they dragged me along with them to the main house. On the way one of them started talking in Ibo and the major seemed to question him. I don’t know what was said but it looked as if this man was leading the way.
ECHOES FROM THE PAST:How I brought down King George V Stadium , Hamilton
Over the years, football has witnessed tremendous followership in Nigeria but its development has unfortunately remained static.
Gbagbeke eyes long jump gold
Nigeria’s long jumper, Stanley Gbagbake sees the Commonwealth Games as his litmus test for his quest for international recognition.
Athletes looking forward to competition
The storm that greeted the hosting of the Commonwealth Games as the countdown moved into its final three days, athletes are warming for contest.
