Yinka Odumakin’s last column
She ‘married’ her best friend’s dad!
It is liberation time, or else ….
Nigeria in death throes?
Re: Banire and APC not understanding restructuring
APC does not understand restructuring?
Banire and Lagos orchestrated charade
Yusuf’s tawaye, Ogundipe loading?
Badoo and the imperative of state police
Babangida and Atiku “irresponsible”?
Igbos, restructuring, and the expulsion
Malu goes to school
Re: Nigeria: Destined for war?
Nigeria: Destined for war?
Restructuring: ‘A task that must be done’
…..Dede dey oooooooooo
The price of indifference

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Can restructuring still save Nigeria?
Nigeria is already maggot infested; may be its about time campaigners for restructuring suspend this appeasement and see how long the hegemonists can run this contraption before it answers the call of nature
In search of a new political class
Nigeria will go under if we don’t restructure. But I am now fully persuaded that a restructured polity also needs noblemen and women to run its affairs. They abound in our polity and they must begin to step forward now to join a sprinkling who are currently on the scene to change the game
Daura State Security?
A breakdown of the newly commissioned cadet officers on geo-political basis revealed that 165 are from the North-west, about four times as many as those who were picked from the South-south (42)
Daura State Security?
LAWAL Musa Daura, a native of Daura in Katsina State is the current Director General of the Directorate of State Security Serrvice, DSS, an organisation he had retired from before President Muhammadu Buhari who is also from Daura recalled him in 2015.
What Igbo need is probably what other Nigerians need too
PEACE and security, equality and justice, rapid development and prosperity, are presumably what the Yoruba, Hausa-Fulani, the Niger Deltans such as Ijaw and Ogoni, the Bini, Efik-Annang-Ibibio, the Kanuri, Middle-Belt and other masses, yearn for and need from Nigeria.
Our VP injures his reputation!
IT is a well known fact that Vice President, VP, Yemi Osinbajo,a Professor of Law and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, forwarded the name of the Acting chairman of the EFCC Mr. Ibrahim Magu to the Senate for confirmation when he acted for the President during his first 10-day leave to London. It is therefore natural that he would want his nomination to sail through.
Emir Sanusi and gullible Republic of Nigeria
THE man of the moment this past week in this gullible Republic was the Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, as he mounted the rostrum in Kaduna signaling the battle for the minds of the electorate for the 2019 elections.
What the Igbos want in Nigeria (6)
THE fourth and last group of Igbos,where the present author belongs to, are those that believe that Nigeria is facing a national question. That this national question is the most critical problem facing the country today which, depending on how it is handled, can either rebuild or destroy her; that the best solution to this national question should only proceed from its understanding in terms of nationalities, without this being a disregard for the economic, political and constitutional palliatives that could impact upon the major variable.
How not to run a country
THE saddest occurrence in the history of mankind is that Nigerians ever featured in the human happiness index in spite of the miseries that daily rule their lives. Anytime I see Nigerians mentioned in the same bracket with that word, I usually reach for my dictionary and happiness is still defined as: “A mental or emotional state of well-being defined by positive or pleasant emotions ranging from contentment or immense joy”?
Re: Ife 21, nemo judex in causa sua…
THERE has never been a time as horrible as the present, in the history of Nigeria. I say that because I believe that this government rode to power on the faith that millions of eligible voters had in the incumbent president of the republic. For us to wake up and hear every day, tales of extra judicial killings by security agencies, Fulani terrorism and the segregating actions of a supposedly federal police is just too dangerous for a democracy.
Ife 21, nemo judex in causas sua and Yoruba jurisprudence
I HAD this engaging interview with the Alaafin of Oyo in 2002 alongside Wale Adeoye during which the monarch dwelt extensively on Yoruba jurisprudence or its philosophy of the law. Oba Lamidi Adeyemi dismissed the idea that it was the English Common Law that brought the concept: audi altera partem which emphasises that you must hear the other side, to Yorub
What the Igbos want in Nigeria (5)
THE cumulative effect of all these atrocities is that everywhere today there is anger. Ideology, vision, competence, genuine love for country and people, as well as humanism; not even age, gender, tribe or religion, is what determines good leadership, and promotes development.
Beware of Yoruba tiger’s tail
THE Yorubas say that you learn how to state your case not the art of fighting. The meaning of that is that he would only fight as a last resort. The depth of his philosophy tells you that he is running from a fight not because he is a coward but for the fact that he thinks through issues and knows that it is better to avoid a fight except it becomes inevitable. When eventually he is pushed to a fight, the landmarks are indelible for ages.
What the Igbos want in Nigeria (4)
A FACTION of the visitant six geo-politicians used to plead for an Igbo president, without letting it known whether or not it is tied to the restructuring, how related to Igbo wellbeing that would be, or just another means of advancing their business interests or achieving the Igbo quota of federal corruption in Nigeria, which they have since 1970 been imposing on helpless Igbo masses at the state and local government levels, unrestrained by anyone.
Ambode-Fashola spat: Imperatives of federalism
‘THE state currently has a design of 10 lanes to come from Oshodi to the International airport with interchange and flyover that would drop you towards the local airport. The contractor is already set to go and everything as I said has been completed and we already have the cash, but alas we are having challenges with the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing.

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