When the people lie against the government, by Owei Lakemfa
Insecurity: Government should trust Nigerians, by Owei Lakemfa
Bang on, Justice Abang, bang on!
Our Big Brother, who hath in Washington
Politics without values
I mourn, not because I am Palestinian
Banning codeine in APC
The Emirates’ widening appetite for colonialism
Wishing you many more ‘Recalls’
Dining with Trump; recalling colonial tactics
Politics of representation
Cubans: Poor people, living rich lives
Snoring while the roof is on fire
Diplomacy of Homosexuality
The partnership of sardines and sharks
Syria: Highway to universal conflagration
Ayo Adebanjo: The path of our fathers
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SubscribeWinnie Mandela: Mother of the struggle
WINNIE Nomzamo Madikizela-Mandela was a matchless fighter, an unconquerable combatant with an indomitable spirit who was not only married to the legendary Nelson Mandela, but also to the struggle of the African people. She was not just the mother who brought up the Mandela children, but was the undisputable Mother Africa.
We’ve abandoned Kogi State to bad governance
The skillful Colonel Aniebo did not wait to see if the people were serious; one week before he was scheduled to hand over power, he ‘took off’ reporting to be sick
The European game of expulsions
SERIOUS diplomacy has this Easter Season, given way to the farcical drama of European countries expelling diplomats of their Russian brothers with the later retaliating. This week, 25 countries including non-European allies like the United States, Australia and Canada, and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, NATO, had knocked out 158 Russian diplomats with Russia absorbing the punches and throwing its own. There is the joke that American President, Donald Trump was watching the CBS 60 Minutes programme when he was asked how many Russian diplomats should be expelled, he looked at the screen, saw 60 Minutes and decided that 60 Russians should be expelled
Corrupting the uncorrupted
Nigeria did not know corruption in its present form until British colonialists introduced it; part of the colonial policy was to corrupt the emergent elite as a way of compromising them
Carlos: For the Palestinian cause, he remains in jail
THE 69-year-old Venezuelan internationalist, Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, rechristened ‘Carlos the Jackal’ by the media, was in the French courts last week to challenge his conviction for life. The case he appealed against was a 1974 one in which a grenade tossed in Paris’s Saint-Germain-des-Pres, (Champs Elysee Avenue) killed two persons at the Drugstore Publicis while 36 were injured. His conviction on this charge, is lacking in hard evidence including fingerprints and DNA. Rather, it is driven more by circumstantial evidence and supposition.
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