Transition from Dinosaurs to the Streets of the USA, by Owei Lakemfa
Saving Nigeria from the increasingly absurd theatrics of Jimoh Ibrahim, by Owei Lakemfa
Restructuring without end
Fit to fight, misfits in govt – Owei Lakemfa
Mint Pensioners: Too old to work, too young to die-Owei Lakemfa
As ISIS wanes, its founders are stronger – Owei Lakemfa
The Authority of the Land, the Law of the Authority
Che Guevara: 50 Years of the Heroic Guerrilla – Owei Lakemfa
Unpopular thoughts on my country
Catalans, Rohingyas and other Minority eruptions
The future of the Niger Area after 57 years
Not water, the Nuclear next time
Inheritors of the Niger Area
Hurricane Trump makes landfall in the United Nations
The children of the Niger Area
Reshaping Humanity: 150 Years of Das Kapital
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SubscribeA King needs no Palace, Domain or Subjects
HIS Excellency, Senator Abiola Adeyemi Ajimobi, the Governor, and by the Grace of The Almighty, the “Constituted Authority” of Oyo State, changed the 197-year history of the monarchy in Ibadan by minting 21 additional Kings where only one had existed. The projection of this reformist is that his chieftaincy factory will produce a total of 33 new kings in Ibadan alone. His raw materials are the 11 High Chiefs in the Olubadan-in-Council, 13 local chiefs or ‘Baales’ and 9 other local chiefs who are yet to be appointed.
The politics of election monitoring
THE 2017 Kenyan Presidential Elections were massively rigged right under the noses of International Election Monitors and Observers, and they consciously or unconsciously, whole heartedly endorsed the fraud. In fact, within forty eight hours of the elections, the head of the European Union Delegation, Marietje Schaake, a 38-year old Dutch politician was lecturing opposition leader Raila Odinga on how to be sportsmanly and accept defeat: “The electoral process is still ongoing. It is a sign of leadership to be able to congratulate your opponent with grace.”
Insiders as Outsiders
OVER the years, the recurrent themes at gatherings of the Ijaw (Ezon) people include marginalisation despite producing most of the oil that sustains the country’s economy. They are about environmental pollution, deprivation rather than derivation and resource control.
Choosing between Nigeria and Morocco
WITH the 42-year old Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, meeting in December to decide on the divisive application of the North African Kingdom of Morocco to join, an all-inclusive public forum was held in Abuja.
If tomorrow comes to Nigeria
IT was the largest gathering of highly educated persons I have ever attended, or heard about on the continent. The quality of the academics and the cost that would have been incurred educating them is unquantifiable. The vice chancellors, VCs of all 148 universities in the country (that is already a minimum of 148 experienced professors), the rectors of 83 polytechnics and provosts of 37 Colleges of Education, COEs and all their registrars, gathering under one roof to determine admissions into tertiary institutions in the country for the 2017/2018 Academic Session.
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