Remaining sane in an increasingly insane world, by Owei Lakemfa
Voters cards will not win the 2023 elections
Colombia: Signalling right, to turn left
Heroes of a blighted nation
The unravelling of Nigeria
There is such a thing as a bad peace
Peace is costly, but far cheaper than war
The road to destruction is straight
Three new Presidents in an old, skewed world
Aregbesola: Governance as festival of the mass
In search of the government
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SubscribeGovernment on sabbatical
By Owei Lakemfa We may never know what happened. But let me tell you what we know. On Sunday, April 24, 2022 in Owerri, the Imo State capital, there was a traffic snarl and unfortunately, officers of two Federal security agencies, the Nigeria Police Force, NPF, and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence, NSCD, were […]
Jesus lost elections, so can Bishop Kukah lose to Buhari
By Owei Lakemfa WHEN a government like that of Muhammadu Buhari, President and Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces, is doing very well, it is manifestly immoral for a Bishop to divert its attention, especially with unsolicited homilies. That is the problem I have with Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah of the Sokoto Archdiocese. He has […]
Veto: UN dribbles self in search of relevance
THE United Nations General Assembly, UNGA, deliberations and resolution on the veto power that was held on Tuesday, April 26, 2022, was two years in the making but was all hot air without substance.
When unarmed people stopped a bloody coup
I WAS invited by the Venezuelan Embassy in Abuja, along with some diplomats, civil society activists and journalists on Thursday, April 14, 2022, to watch a documentary on the aborted military coup 20 years ago. The documentary centred on the bloody coup and how the populace in their millions marched on the coup plotters holed up in the Miraflores Presidential Palace.
Pastor Bakare’s beer parlour gossip and other irrelevancies
By Owei Lakemfa Tunde Bakare, a 67-year-old pastor would have been Nigeria’s Vice President had President Muhammadu Buhari won the 2011 election in which the former was his running mate. Even now, Bakare claims God had revealed to him that he would succeed Buhari as president. Perhaps because the assurance is so certain, he is […]
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