When youths move, society changes: The 2026 barricades, by Owei Lakemfa
The ears of the Senate President
Dubai, Abu Dhabi calling
Scales and high jumpers
The United Nations of Babel
Growing up, looking back
The roasting of Sepp Blatter
If the youth be corrupted, the Nation is finished
The masquerades of Burkina
Our brothers go, marching
Britain at sunset
Hundred years of Penkelemes
Pacifist Pope, visits warrior nation
I pledge to Buhari my President
On visiting the House Lenin lived
This is an emergency, rescue the police!
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SubscribeThose setting fires in other countries can’t complain
EUROPE is in panic. No, not because of tumbling stocks over what they see as China ‘slowing down’. This itself is intriguing; fanatical prophets and apostles of market forces, begging the Chinese Government to intervene in the Stock Market. The panic is about the tidal waves of migrants from war torn countries, surviving the seas, especially the Mediterranean, to make landfall on European coasts.
Blessed are the propagandists
BISHOP Matthew Hassan Kukah, the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese has almost been buried in a pile of criticism. This followed his comments as a spokesperson of the National Peace Committee, on the war against corruption. If the cerebral Bishop has erred, I plead he be forgiven. After all, to err is human, to forgive is divine. Having known the Bishop for several years, I want to testify that he has no inheritance in the House of Jonathan.
Trump: The new American cowboy
IF the United States (US) were not the most powerful country in the world which can change the course of human history. If its President were not the most powerful politician in the universe with the largest military. If American policies and actions would not affect world economy. If it were not a nuclear power with an arsenal that can sink the world.
Over documented and under governed
WHEN you go for a Nigerian passport, you are finger printed, photographed and your signature, taken. Then you provide your full names, height, date of birth, place of birth, permanent home address, state of origin, Local Government, home town, e-mail, phone number, occupation, marital status, maiden name, colour of eyes and hair, special features, next- of- kin, the kin’s contact number and address.
Aregbesola: The idealist as politician
WHEN I was Acting General Secretary of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in 2011, we ordered workers’ strikes following disagreements on the implementation of the new Minimum Wage. Ogbeni Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola, Executive Governor of the State of Osun asked me for a discussion in Abuja.
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