Soyinka at 80: The Man Lived
I gave you your first collabo, Sound Sultan tells Wizkid
Police officer dies in sex romp
Why I am trying to step into Awolowo’s shoes, by Fasheun
Maigari’s NFF board: ‘Not yet uhuru’
The forces against Gov. Almakura; the pact he breached
Oritsejafor hails FG’s fund for Boko Haram victims
Confab: Knotty national question back to sender!
Tinubu, others have lost focus — Presidency
Anti-Almakura forces adamant; gov. fights back
Terrorism doomed to fail in Nigeria soon —Obanikoro
Anti-smoking war goes to National Assembly
2015: The Battle for Ebonyi

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Edo is ‘work in progress’ —Omo-Ojo, Transport Commissioner
For those who know Orobosa Omo-Ojo, and have followed the trajectory of his media activism especially as it relates to his home state of Edo, it was inevitable that, sooner or later, he would end up in government as a key functionary. Hitherto Lagos-based, Omo-Ojo kept Edo in view as he pursued his livelihood as a journalist and publisher of MidWest Herald, which he produced in Lagos and sold mainly in Edo and Delta States.
Malaysian Flight M17: Making the skies the choice spot for terror strikes
The vulnerability of the aviation industry to acts of terrorism and armed conflict became manifest once again on Thursday when a Malaysian passenger plane MH17 on a direct flight from Malaysia to the Netherlands, was brought down in the Ukrainian airspace.
#BringBackOurGirls: My advice to Boko Haram and President Jonathan— Malala
But it brings very bad name to the country especially the abduction of the girls in Borno State. You, personally, should ensure that girls go to school and they feel secured when they go to school.
Murtala Nyako needn’t go to court
I was away from Nigeria last week but didn’t miss much of the drama which the Adamawa legislators described as the impeachment of their Governor, Admiral Murtala Nyako. I give much of the credit of my knowledge of the events to technology.
Malala’s Villa encounter with Jonathan
Not many people have been shot in the head and lived to tell their stories. But for young Pakistani girl, Malala Yousafzai, her close shave with death when Taliban terrorists shot her in the head has catapulted her from an unknown rural girl to international status, earning her a spot to address the United Nations, UN, General Assembly

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