Talba: Now that the storms are over (2)
Towards the 2011 elections, three opposition parties in Niger were up in arms –albeit each on a lonely furrow- against Talba’s re-election: CPC, ACN and the bitter, grudgy old horse, ANPP. And, although CPC’s promise of rough time for the ruling PDP was a virtual fait accompli, the stealthy encroach into the state of ACN was no less threatening.
Opa Williams exports comedy show to Kenya, Uganda, other African countries
Comedy business is bound to take a new dimension as a pioneer filmmaker and comedy merchant extra-ordinaire, Opa Williams has unveiled plans to export his brainchild comedy show, “ Nite of a Thousand Laughs”to other African countries . The countries include Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Liberia amongst others.
Onuora Ossie Enekwe: Conversation with Nigerian Literature
Among the oft-cited second generation of Nigerian literary scholars, to whom the credit of sustaining the dignified heritage of Nigerian literary intellection as diligently inaugurated by the now legendry pioneers of the tradition is most glowingly ascribed, Onuora Ossie Enekwe is undoubtedly a leading light.
After the Nightmare, What Next ?
Expressing candid opinion is not something serving public servants often engage in. That’s not Dr Iyorwuese Hagher, Nigeria’s High Commissioner to Canada, in his latest book, Nigeria: After the Nightmare
Strauss-Kahn resigns: Global fight for IMF top job
The list of potential candidates to replace Dominique Strauss-Kahn as head of the International Monetary Fund is growing fast amid a battle between central European and emerging economies over who should get the top job.
Lotus disqualified from Big Brother Amplified
One of the Tanzanian housemates in the ongoing Big Brother Amplified reality show, Lotus was disqualified from the game on Friday May 20, on day 20 in the BBA house and asked to leave the house immediately.
