Emperor Tinubu and the Jos massacre, by Ugoji Egbujo
Emperors owe no duties to their subjects. When they deign to show pity, it must be applauded as great charity. President Tinubu cannot feel the people’s pain. He didn’t tell the truth to that woman who clutched to her dead son, Ayiba, and stirred the soul of the nation. He owes Jos—and the many other communities ravaged […]
Papa Reno Omokri, a child of watery Pentecostalism
By Ugoji Egbujo Reno Omokri is a Pentecostal pastor. He is the founder of a certain Mind of Christ Christian Centre. Keep that name in mind. He flaunts his knowledge of the Bible. He dispenses nuggets. He has written a book on Godly wisdom. And another, interestingly, on “short cut to God.” He has taught […]
President Buhari’s health: Time to stop wondering and wandering
Integrity is matching words with action. When Yaradua was ill, President Buhari and the opposition were loud in demanding a publication of the president’s health status
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
