Malami: Time to probe properties forfeited under Buhari, by Dele Sobowale
Thank God for the Supreme Court
What does the S/West produce that compares with the North?
North has already destroyed itself (2)
Governor Ganduje has murdered sleep!
North has already destroyed itself – 1
Nigerian Stock Exchange and financial suicide
2023: El Rufai and the hope for Igbo President
Time for Igbo Presidency is 2023
What do you do when your old parents undress in public?
Riders beware!
Two tributes in one – Ajibola and Attah
I wholeheartedly agree with Lai Mohammed
Terrorists are not dividing us, you are sir
Terrorists are not dividing us, you are sir

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Must one be called Abubakar or Mohammed to get appointed by Buhari?
Fowler for those who might not know is from Lagos State and he was replaced by an Abubakar not from Lagos State. From the statement credited to Garba Shehu, who was just a loudspeaker and not one of the “we” who removedFowler, one would assume that Fowler was given definite revenue generation targets for each year in office which he failed to achieve.
Is APC still the answer? – 2
“To know that which before us lies in daily life/Is the prime wisdom/What is more is fume” – John Milton, VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS, VBQ.
The sad fate of southerners in APC
Robert Fowler representing Lagos State is out as the head of the Federal Internal Revenue Service, FIRS. He was replaced by Abubakar. In another development, a former boss of the Social Intervention Programme, SIP – a fellow from Ogun State – was not only removed as the administrator of the legacy programme of the Buhari government, the job was taken North. In addition, about 30 aides of the former Oga were shoved out of Aso Rock. The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, from Edo State now owes his survival in that position to one word from the President. If Buhari says “Go”, it is back to Edo or exile out of Nigeria.
Maryam Babangida (Nov. 1948-Dec. 2009): The first of our first ladies
Simplicity. Sincerity. Strength. Splendour. Those four words summarise the life and times of Nigeria’s most remarkable First Lady. When Maryam Babangida (nee Okogwu), born on November 1, 1948, passed away on December 27, 2009, at the Jonson Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of California, Los Angeles, USA, her death served as a reminder to all of us of our mortality. But, the public life she lived in the span of eight years during which she was Nigeria’s First Lady re-echoed the words of the poet: “Lives of great men [and women] remind us/ that we also can make our lives sublime/ and departing leave behind us/Footprints on the sands of time.”
Today and our yesterday as a nation
By Dele Sobowale “The moving finger writes; and having writ, moves on. Nor all your piety, nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line; nor all your tears wash out a word of it” – Omar Khayyam, 1123AD, VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS, p 57. Plutarch, 46-120, one of the greatest historians, introduced […]

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