Brig. Bangura’s Naija link, by Emeka Obasi
Christian Madu versus Mensah, by Emeka Obasi
Fubara: From Boy To Man, By Emeka Obasi
Amina, our first lady, By Emeka Obasi
Azu crabbe and our judges, By Emeka Obasi
Asogwa’s Ugandan Good Samaritan, By Emeka Obasi
What Obaseki owes Shaibu, By Emeka Obasi
Why Adelanwa denied Adelanwa, By Emeka Obasi
Esua hosted Effiong, Adekunle, By Emeka Obasi
Enoh Hugs Calabar Spirit, By Emeka Obasi
Bazy Cole Changed Sweet Breeze, By Emeka Obasi
Tinubu, beware of Ouattara! By Emeka Obasi
Niger Republic of Nigeria, By Emeka Obasi
Unknown Gunman Shot Ironsi, By Emeka Obasi
Ogunsanya’s goal, Alumona’s gold, By Emeka Obasi
Bandits in power (BIP), By Emeka Obasi
Atuegbu saw Oduah and JAPA, By Emeka Obasi

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JAMB jamboree and jumbo tales, By Emeka Obasi
JAMB must be infested with reptiles. We may even convert the office to a mini zoo. We miss Prof. Sanya Onabamiro. The renowned Zoologist would have been able to explain similarities between the brain of a dinosaur and a thief
OBI : P. O. Box 2023, Freetown, By Emeka Obasi
Many of Bangura’s country men have adopted Obi as the New Face of African democracy. I have friends and extended family members in Freetown. There are positive vibes coming from that part of the West African Sub Region, with strong Nigerian links
Laagbaaja something for you, By Emeka Obasi
Of the three naval officers who won the war through sea battles, two, Michael Adelanwa and Akin Aduwo came from today’s South – West
Hey, Tsammani also laughs! By Emeka Obasi
Judges scare me with their looks especially when they put on ceremonial garb. As a kid, my impression was that whenever a judge wore red to the court room, he was bound to condemn someone to death. I never saw a smiling judge. Justice Haruna Tsammani is different. Justices Chukwudifu Oputa, Emmanuel Araka, Gabriel Orjiako, they […]
Welcome to bicycle Republic, By Emeka Obasi
Welcome back to colonial Nigeria when there was no oil and few, very few, owned motor vehicles. Bicycle was class, owning one gave as much respect as living in European Quarters. Now, we know that petrol economy produced a band of criminals that finished the country. I wish Oloibiri did not exist. I wish politicians […]

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