Malami: Time to probe properties forfeited under Buhari, by Dele Sobowale
Jonathan’s record so far (4)
Jonathan’s record so far (3)
Jonathan’s record so far (2)
Jonathan’s record so far – 1
Presidents as mugus (2)
Election 2011: Shape of things to come (6)
Election 2011: Shape of things to come (6)
Election 2011: Shape of things to come (5)
On Busa-Buji Bridge; Jos (1)
Election 2011: The shape of things to come(4)
Yar’Adua: End of self-deceit
Election 2011: The shape of things to come(2)
Election 2011: The shape of things to come
NYSC: Troubled states versus parents/kids
After Yar’Adua: Who Comes Next?

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Jos to Warri: In the shadows of death(2)
Last week, I started with Jos and ended with Warri; this week let me reverse the approach. In the end we are looking at the same impending catastrophe from two different ends of a prism.
Jos to Warri: In the shadows of death
A modern philosopher has also added his own list, the stomach which demands food everyday and the sea into which all rivers flow, yet never seems to have enough.
They never listen; That is the problem(2)
All of a sudden, the language changes to suit the new situation. Fortunately, the matters involved are very simple and straightforward to people who are not shackled by demands of office.
For love of Blueberry
After that he hurdled over three Boeing 747 planes, two Airbuses and a Boeing 787 Dreamliner taxing for take-off almost hitting his back foot on the tail fin of the aircraft. He claimed another record in the highest hurdles.
Making progress: Ghost workers to ghost president
“But history sometimes indulges in jokes of questionable tasteâ€. Joseph S. Schumpeter, 1942. We gained international disrepute by having the largest pool of ghost workers in public service in the world.
Open letter to Mrs. Jonathan
There are at least three reasons Jonathan will not be on the ballot in 2010; and if he forces himself on it disaster will follow. One reason, and one reason only, dictates this letter to Mrs Jonathan. She can ignore it if she likes. But, at least half a dozen people (Mustapha, Ekwueme, Obasanjo, El-Rufai, Ribadu, Soludo etc ) who were warned on this page and who ignored the warning are now licking their wounds –including her predecessor in office. I don’t want her to join them in “weeping and gnashing of teethâ€. The choice however is hers.
Lukman: Time to go sir
To be quite candid, not being a lawyer and after reading what various lawyers have said about the senate action, I don’t really know. This is one of those matters on which the majority might not even be right. What has been done is certainly expedient but whether it is constitutional or not will eventually be determined by the courts because there is little doubt in my mind that the action will be challenged. Yar’Adua is to blame.
From President to problem now(4)
Indeed what went wrong, as the text message asked? Interestingly, that text message represents perhaps the mildest form of dishonour attaching to the person of Yar’Adua that I have heard people voice across the land since the man and his wife departed to Saudi 69 days ago today Sunday, January 31, 2010. Many of the other insults that have been hauled in the direction of the presidency are totally unprintable.
Want to be President in 2011? Start now(2)
“All men like best to join up with the power that is the first to show its strengthâ€. Xenophon, 430-370 B.C.
(VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS p. 197).
Yar’Adua: From President to problem(2)
“Successful leaders at all levels love their status and power and are hesitant to leaving voluntarilyâ€.
Jack Welch, Chairman, General Electric Company, 1988.

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