Fake Spirituality: The Ozoro rape festival, by Ugoji Egbujo
Wole Soyinka: Has the man died? By Ugoji Egbujo
PDP: A hysterical, tabloid opposition
Dapchi ,miserable lives of the Chibok doubting Thomases
Lord Rochas Okorocha and his son-in-law project
Dapchi: The war against Boko Haram must become a Jihad
Buhari’s anti- corruption war room needs an adult with a whip
Nigerian Christians are in a fix
Professor Isaac Adewole : A brilliant coward
Professor Isaac Adewole : A brilliant coward?
Professor Isaac Adewole : A brilliant coward?
Olisa Metuh and the predicament of the crayfish
The Obasanjo frontier force – Dr. Ugoji Egbujo
A letter to Chief Olusegun Obasanjo PhD, the man of many letters
A Letter to the People’s Democratic Party
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SubscribePresident Buhari and violent herdsmen – Dr. Ugoji Egbujo
The president says it’s not tribalism. His impotence against the herdsmen is baffling. He has figures to prove it. The herdsmen killed 756 people in 2 years during Jonathan’s era. That is astonishing. The herdsmen have been invading communities and killing since the ages. Buhari denies tribalism has shackled the arms of the law and tempered his customary allergy for social disorder. I believe him.
Father Mbaka is back but without his pigeons – Dr. Ugoji Egbujo
In November 2014, he hosted Mrs Patience Jonathan. Politicians like prayers and charms. So they hang around clerics and sorcerers. At that event, Father Mbaka poured prayers on Mrs Joanthan and showered praises on President Jonathan. He said President Jonathan was not inept.
For men or for God?
She sat. Then I sat. She looked around. I could guess her thoughts. We were in church. My church. She was once of the Roman Catholic. Then marriage took her to the Anglican church. The Pentecostal churches dwell on money a little too much she says.
2017: Well done and good bye
But you must think of what to do with the APAPA traffic. And of course the fuel scarcity. Please suggest to 2018 the need to remove petrol subsidy and deregulate the market
The Body Of Benchers and the organization of commotion – By Dr. Ugoji Egbujo
Nigeria has a way of making special occasions ordinary. Graduates of the Nigerian Law School were called to the bar a few days ago. The venue was the International Conference Center Abuja. Invited guests lined up under a bitter sun. At some point the queue was two kilometer long. The motor traffic around the center was utter chaos. The elderly and the young, parents and friends, languished in hopeless queue and questioned the point of attending. Disappointment was visible on all faces. There was no one to minister happiness.
Atiku Abubakar and the PDP: Time to change the tales – Dr. Ugoji Egbujo
In 2015, Governor Fayose told us about his 74 year old mother and her diapers. He was desperate to paint the picture that a 73-year old would be too frail, too demented, to be president. He bought front pages of some national newspapers. He made Buhari the butt of deathly geriatric jokes. In a few months, he would return to the soap box. Fayose would ( tell people to vote for a 73-year-old Atiku. Atiku would be 73 in 2019. I believe Atiku is fit. But the Fayoses of the PDP would have to repackage their tales.
Alex Ekwueme : A great man that lived in a mad country
Alex Ekwueme : A great man that lived in a mad country
Mugabe, Museveni , Biya and the stench of White hypocrisy – Dr. Ugoji Egbujo
Mugabe, Museveni , Biya and the stench of White hypocrisy – Dr. Ugoji Egbujo
Queen Amina Mohammed and the Rosewood Gang – By Dr. Ugoji Egbujo
Amina Mohammed came in 2015. The trade was already flourishing. Ware houses in Lagos, Shagamu, Ijebu Ode were filled with logs of rosewood (Kosso). Trucks plying interstate roads sagged with heavy logs. Everywhere was all littered with wood.
2018 Budget: Another watery soup for a sick giant?
The nation is in darkness. It needs stable Power. Mambila Hydro Plant is a major plank in our power plans. Our contribution is 15% of the total cost. That contribution is 312 billion naira. We budgeted 18 billion naira for it in 2007. In 2018, we have proposed 9.8 billion naira. Rome was not built in a day.
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