Is Gov Otti Tinubu’s agent? By Ugoji Egbujo
Atiku and the Subsidy Bait, by Ugoji Egbujo
Fayose , Fayemi and advanced stomach infrastructure
Our politicians have gone mad again!
State Police : A scary but potentially potent therapy
Adams Oshiomhole:The man for the season
Wolves in sheep’s clothing:Lagos pharmacies and quackery
The Senate President and the Good Boys of Kwara
Genital checks: Good move by the RCCG
Kaduna and Rivers: A tale of two states
Our strong President and our big bishops
Adams Oshiomhole: The sort of crankshaft APC needs
The rise and rise of political extremism
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SubscribePDP: A hysterical, tabloid opposition
Many are disappointed with the ruling party. The opposition has been presented a ridiculous opportunity. But a bleary-eyed,voluble, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has allowed beer-parlor habits distract it from diligent purposeful oppositional politics.
Dapchi ,miserable lives of the Chibok doubting Thomases
The Thomases of 2014, after a brief sally into reality, have returned to base
Benue killings: A ‘drowning’ governor and his ‘sleeping’ president
But until Abuja finds wakefulness and anger, Benue may not know peace
Lord Rochas Okorocha and his son-in-law project
Rochas Okorocha is his own enemy. He preaches power rotation and Igbo presidency in Abuja. But at home, he wants to keep the Imo governorship in his family’s piggy bank. He has built more roads than any other governor in Imo state’s history. But he is known outside the state only for puerility and building of statues. Okorocha has energy and drive. But he lacks circumspection and sense of optics.
Dapchi: The war against Boko Haram must become a Jihad
Dapchi does not call for finger pointing and trading of blames. Dapchi demands clear eyed sober reflection. Dapchi is an unspeakable calamity. One hundred and ten teenage girls snatched from their school by Boko Haram vultures. The nation, four years after Chibok, has failed disastrously to protect children in a school. It’s truly a national disgrace. But we must understand the precariousness of our situation. And we must channel our anger and grief into rescuing the girls and into exterminating the scourge.
Buhari’s anti- corruption war room needs an adult with a whip
We can excuse the police. The police have not had time to join the fight against corruption. Or perhaps they have not had the guile to pretend to be involved. We have seen the DSS. The way they took on the judges you would think that they would have emptied the country of corrupt senior civil servants and compelled a few senior police officers into prudent early retirement.
Nigerian Christians are in a fix
They put themselves there. They parade a Big God. Yes He is big. But they do only small things. They are never embarrassed. They cover their ineffectiveness by exaggerating their small mundane deeds.
Professor Isaac Adewole : A brilliant coward
I have mourned and mourned. How has Professor Isaac Adewole carried on with a straight face and a closed mouth?
Professor Isaac Adewole : A brilliant coward?
I have mourned and mourned. How has Professor Isaac Adewole carried on with a straight face and a closed mouth?
Professor Isaac Adewole : A brilliant coward?
I have mourned and mourned. How has Professor Isaac Adewole carried on with a straight face and a closed mouth?
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