When the voice of humanity reverberated in a man, by Owei Lakemfa
Press freedom is less important to the journalist
A people united can never be defeated
Governance without morality
The universal language of protests
EndSARS, StartSWAT, labour and a wrinkled leadership
Peeping at the world from Nigeria
Holding the centre in Accra
Avoiding a blind debate on the ILO and politics
Nigeria and Ghana: A great past in search of a future
Nigerian sovereignty, hunger, American visa and electoral criminality
UN at 75 holds lots of hope and hopelessness
The bridge to nowhere
Lumumba’s tooth and toothless UN
Count your blessings, not your achievements
Nobel Peace Prize: A case for the White Coat Army
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SubscribeGovernment can owe you, but you can’t owe government
By Owei Lakemfa THE Berger Roundabout in Abuja is a usual route for me. On this Thursday, July 9, 2020, as usual, an army of Vehicle Inspection Officers, VIOs, had mounted a roadblock. A major cause of traffic jam on Abuja roads are these officers who sometimes can be found in five-minute intervals. On this […]
Nigeria and Ghana: Big boys disturbing the peace
By Owei Lakemfa NIGERIA and Ghana, the two neo-colonial Anglophone ‘neigbours’ who are also two of the three largest economies in the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, are at each other’s throats, fighting like kindergartens. Both countries, like sibling rivals, have squabbled for decades, the latest being last Friday, August 28, 2020 when […]
Gliding in the shadows of insecurity
By Owei Lakemfa PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari last Tuesday peered into the last three years of his administration and released a volley of nine promises to be fulfilled. He must have looked back at the past five years of his government and found them littered with broken promises. I know his propagandists have been on full […]
Mali: African leaders leave leprosy to cure scabies
By Owei Lakemfa MALI is in turmoil. It has been so since the June uprising began. The masses in Mali are no longer ready to be governed the old way or be raped by their leaders in the name of democracy. They no longer want to see their children starve, their young ones killed, their […]
Bandit tales by Aminu Bello Masari
Banditry in the North West and the Boko Haram disturbance in the North East are two of the most serious challenges threatening the very existence of the country. So you can imagine how happy I was when Masari, who is also the chief security officer of the state, announced that he had uncovered the sponsors of these criminal gangs.
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