REVEALED: How DSS, NJC feud over arrested judges started
What lawyers said: Blame NJC for corrupt Judges – Falana
Unveiling snippets of history, ‘Of Rusts and Gold’ by Femi Kehinde
Ibori London Trial: Evidence of Police Corruption Tendered In Court
@ 50, Pension to the rescue
SAN slams NJC’s defence of arrested judges
How Wizkid lost supremacy battle at Chris Brown’s Mombasa concert
Leaders, institutions and the credibility gap
Germany to inject 18bn euros to revive lake chad
Femi Kuti sends signals for Felabration
Mimiko @ 62: The man I wish would lead Nigeria someday
AIFF 2016: We are breaking new grounds—Fidelis Duker
Ambode host Lagos state Executive, Legislative Retreat
Shocking revelations about freed Chibok girls!
Niger Delta security and theatrical polity

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The Judges and the DSS : The fumigation of temple
When Jesus chased away those who had made the defilement of the temple their occupation, he was perhaps short on due process. But that is what rottenness and wanton impunity invite – drastic intervention. If that synagogue were a Nigerian institution, many would have flung his rule of love at Him. And labeled him a rascally hypocrite – preaching love and ruthlessly whipping elders.
The story of the strangers around Aisha’s husband
It remains to be reasoned if there was ever a more poised or polished presidential spouse in recent history as Aisha Buhari. Even more, it is arguable if there has been any as educationally enhanced as the current presidential missus. While Mrs. Turai Yar‘adua may have been the only one to have compared with Aisha in poise, having reportedly gone to an European finishing school before stepping into the Presidential Palace, none, however, nears Aisha in terms of academic aptitude.
Arrest of judges for corruption long overdue – Nigerians
I am of the view that the unprecedented action of the DSS is one that requires restraint and cautious response from lawyers. No one, including the judges, is above the law. There is no judicial immunity for judges for criminal actions or conducts. It is a common principle of our laws and, in fact, a solemn declaration of our Constitution that the law is no respecter of persons and of equality before the law.
We are victims of state sponsored violence —Shiites
The Islamic Movement of Nigeria, IMN, has alleged that its members are victims of state sponsored violence aimed at silencing them.
Women turn Okpara Square to “red light district” in Enugu
Promiscuous married ladies residing mostly at Independence layout axis and other parts of Enugu metropolis have turned the renowned Micheal Okpara Square situated within the three-arms zone into a daylight red light district.

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