When the voice of humanity reverberated in a man, by Owei Lakemfa
Buhari’s Trumpian Complex and Nigeria in search of dialogue
Biden and the kicks of a dying horse
EFCC: Playing rogue with the innocent
America’s breakdance on the world stage
The Federal Republic of Bulldozers
Hassan and Hussein Sunmonu: Indomitable African lions at 80
Vaccine nativity and naivety in a fractured world
When justice flees the judiciary, the country dies a little
No more the war of the sexes
Buba Galadima: Between statesmanship and pretence
Trump: Leaving world politics worse than he met it
When the snail enters a head-butt competition of animals with horns
Shifting power centres drive Ethiopia into endless wars
A Nigeria Police farce and ‘Olimpotic’ politics
Africa-China in a journey of a score years

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Massacres do not necessarily produce corpses
By Owei Lakemfa THERE is a sickening campaign by some unfeeling persons that those who claim there were killings at the Lekki Tollgate on October 20, 2020 or are searching for missing loved ones who went to the protests, should produce the corpses. To this group, unless corpses are produced, there could not have been […]
Nigerians: Groping towards a post-pandemic world
By Owei Lakemfa INTELLECTUALS, diplomats, social activists, trade unionists and international relations experts across the country gathered in Abuja on Wednesday, November 25, 2020, to dissect the state of Nigerians under COVID-19 as they trudge towards a post-pandemic world. It was an occasion to mark the 10th anniversary of the Society for International Relations Awareness, […]
John Dubre: Nigerian who put fear in oil majors
By Owei Lakemfa THE story of Labour leader, John Enas Dubre, and the transnational oil corporations operating in Nigeria, reminds me of the temptation of Jesus Christ. There were 19 unions in the oil and gas industry before they were merged in 1977 into a mega industrial union called the National Union of Petroleum and […]
Kindred spirits: Rawlings, Balarabe and Erekat
By Owei Lakemfa WHEN the old or those who play the role of elders die in Africa, we do not weep. Rather, we celebrate them because they merely transit from the physical to the pantheon of ancestors who watch over the living. Three elders who led the struggle for a better humanity transited within three […]
The future doesn’t belong to us the old and greying
By Owei Lakemfa I HAVE before me, two statements that speak to our present and future. One is by 78-year old Muhammadu Buhari, President and Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces. The other is by Rachael Rinu Bolatito Oduala, 22, a student who is no older than the former’s grandchild or great granddaughter. Buhari came to […]

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