Dogo Na Hauwa: Nine years after the genocide!
Jos – On March 7, 2010, residents of Dyemburuk, widely known as Dogo Na Hauwa were woken to an unpleasant experience which would alter the course of their lives forever. Some called it genocide, others said it was revenge.
Is Oshiomhole counting his chickens before hatching
Comrade Adams Oshiomhole’s success as one of Nigeria’s most successful labour leaders is a fact that would remain etched in the annals of the country’s labour movement.
Lagarde’s subsidy principle, govt’s laggards and miscellanies
The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, IMF, Ms Christine Lagarde has come again, and from a familiar and turfy terrain, the strictures of subsidy in Nigeria. At the IMF/World Bank Group Spring Meetings in Washington DC last week, Lagarde explained why the Fund is insisting on fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria.
Waiting for Nigeria’s Easter
Yesterday was Good Friday, but I will not dwell on its import because it will distract us from focusing on our destination. Tomorrow is Easter.
Where is PENCOM’S N33B?
Interview by Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Pencom Probe, Hon. Johnson Agbonayinma, on political platform, Raypower Radio, On 18th April 2019
Warri women write Buhari, Osinbajo over $6m, N1b Ugborodo fund
The fate of $6 million and N1 billion provided for the construction of Ugborodo New Town in Warri Kingdom, Delta State, is being questioned by Itsekiri leaders.
