Towards healing a nation’s 60 yr old wound, by Muyiwa Adetiba
This is the sixtieth year – to the week – of the July 1966 coup that has been infamously regarded as a counter-coup. A coup thatunfortunately marked the degeneration of a Nigeria that our fore fathers strove for and tried to build.A coup that subsequently led to a thirty- month Civil War which still leaves a lingering […]
We laugh at ourselves
As for the rest of us, we need to stop laughing at ourselves believing we are laughing at the jokers in politics
The qualities we desire in a true leader
Depending on who you are listening to or whose analysis you are reading, Nigerians are either very easy to lead or impossible to lead. Those who think Nigerians are very easy to lead point at the relatively docile nature of the people. All the people ask for they argue, are basic amenities like light, water, roads and a place to hide their heads—amenities that other countries take for granted.
The gospel according to Atiku Abubakar
The challenges of modern statehood should be left for younger, more intellectually endowed men and women
My most recent Nigerian police experience
We should never be so inured to injustice, sloth and abuse that we shrug them off because doing that debases us as human beings
Beyond ‘two fighting’
The situation in Kaduna is a failure of leadership—State, Zonal, National and religious
