Nigeria becoming a land flowing with tears and blood — Anglican Bishop of Warri

"Why should the government sit and watch militant herdsmen steal and vandalise, kill and boast about it, kidnap and rape, while they enjoy total impunity from elected officials? Would it be far from the truth to say that these attacks are religiously motivated and amount to religious cleansing? Worse still, none of the killers has been arrested or brought to justice."
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When that ‘dirty old man’ is your dad!

By Bunmi Sofola How would you feel if your dad slept with your best friend?  It happens all of the time but it’s no fun when you’re at the receiving end.  ‘To say that my father, a great raconteur, often put on a show for my female friends would be an understatement.  From the moment they […]

Nasarawa 2027: Pitfalls of zoning

By Kolo Andrew Concerns are growing in Nasarawa State over a recent comment made by a former governor of the state, Abdullahi Adamu, regarding zoning and the state’s 2027 governorship poll. The unease, which has elicited unfavourable comments from stakeholders, has also led many to debate whether rotation or competence should determine who leads the state in […]

‘Tit for Tat’ in Nigeria’s National Assembly, by Tonnie Iredia

The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 provided for a House of Assembly in each state of the federation to make laws for the good governance of the states. At the federal level however, the same constitution created two legislative chambers, namely: the Senate and the House of Representatives. One expects federal laws to […]

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