Sunday Igboho: Nigeria’s New General, by Ugoji Egbujo
Is Gov Otti Tinubu’s agent? By Ugoji Egbujo
The London pilgrims and the age of infantilism
Is Mama Patience Faka Jonathan really crying wolf?
Haba! Bukar Ibrahim: A saint and a threesome
Corruption and the Nigerian Church
Police, Evans and the cheers
Nigeria’s Kabukabu banks and Agbero bankers
The righteousness of Biafra
The Eko distribution company,a true son of NEPA
The Eko distribution company,a true son of NEPA
Igbos: The second class citizens of Yenagoa
Papa Reno Omokri, a child of watery Pentecostalism

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Biafra and the menace of political pickpockets
Biafra’s unzipped pockets are full of political candies, and pickpockets are circling
Nigerian politics: Foolery is better than viciousness
The church is the play ground for politicians
Lagos: Turning 50, and turning vicious?
The suicide epidemic should get the attention of the governor too. Siege mentality won’t help curb it
Gov Yari and the gods of Meningitis
If the gods have abandoned their duties or have become manifestly biased, they must let us know; how could they let the Paris club refund be looted in states where workers are owed mountains of salaries and there are no outbreaks of bubonic plagues in government houses?
Is the APC a bumbling Eunuch or a retarded Infant?
The nation wouldn’t be this polarized, if the APC were alive and well
A divided House of Buhari
A divided house will fall. But, this presidency must not fall. These shameful, debilitating, self–serving, internecine squabbles are one luxury this nation cannot afford.
Big Brother Naija and trivialization of sexual assault
If the police let Kemen walk away they would create the impression that the crime is a misdemeanor
Melaye Dino and the menace of mediocrity
Dino postulated that the country is manacled by oppressive demonic forces
Nigeria and the march to shamelessness
Even some ardent Buhari opponents who were on the verge of singing hymns of persecution had to pause to raise eyebrows
Nigeria and the abracadabra of rumourmongers
Many herdsmen have committed unprovoked mass-murders and they should be found, prosecuted quickly and hung

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