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Of drones, the governor and Saudi prayer warriors

On October 11, 20197:54 amIn Converstion with Azu, Newsby Urowayino Jeremiah

A few weeks after the New York Times published a report that Boko Haram may be using drones in fresh attacks in the North East, something unusual happened.

Don commends Buhari for early presentation of 2020 budget

Buhari ,other authors of Nigeria’s famous book

On October 4, 20192:43 amIn Converstion with Azu, Newsby Urowayino Jeremiah

IF politicians are not tired of making speeches on Independence Day or such occasions, the public is weary of listening. In official circles, it may be a ritual performed with pleasure, but if it is being consumed by the public at all, it’s with great misery. If the ritualists – or speechwriters as they prefer to be called – will pause to reflect on the growing gap, year on year, between what is said and what is done, it may just become clearer why the speeches are getting longer and the attention shorter.

El-Rufai’s son, Tunde Bakare and Sowore

On September 27, 20196:56 amIn Converstion with Azu, Newsby Bankole

KADUNA State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, set the social media alight on Monday when he published the photograph of his six-year-old son, Al-Siddique, as the boy was being enrolled in the state government-owned Kaduna Capital School.

Wike’s revenge, Atiku’s next move

On September 20, 20192:52 amIn Converstion with Azu, Newsby Urowayino Jeremiah

THE harmattan is coming early for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. In one week alone, the party lost at the presidential election tribunal, and also left daggers in the backs of two of its contestants in governorship elections in Kogi and Bayelsa, only a few months away to the polls.