Insecurity: Government should trust Nigerians, by Owei Lakemfa
We never left Egypt, only prodigals need to return home, by Owei Lakemfa
Nationalists left in the cold
Mining for the truth on Nasser and Balewa
Where the rain began to beat us
Black Man’s burden to decolonise
White man’s burden to loot
Rivers: Tendering a garden of intolerance
Liberty for some, colonialism for others
Clowns, the Tortoise and Babangida’s quest
Sanity, bigotry and the Mosque debate
Fun to be a Nigerian
Naomi Campbell : Warrior as model
Hollow Houses of Assembly
Humanity died yesterday
Goodbye, Ndidi Stock Exchange (NSE)
The veil on the scaffold

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The Akala – Oyinlola ‘Jalumi’ war
Both men claim to be the Visitor to the university, and in that capacity, appointed two different Vice Chancellors for the same institution. While Akala sacked the incumbent VC, Professor Benjamin Adeleke five months before the expiration of his tenure and imposed his own VC, Oyinlola sacked the Governing Board And imposed the Deputy VC, Professor J O Ojediran , in practical terms, as sole administrator.
Flowing with Basil Davidson
BASIL RISBRIDGE Davidson is not the saint- like hero that Ernesto Che Guevera conjures. He was not a Tarzan swinging through the African jungles, neither was he a missionary of some foreign religion who evangelised the continent at the cost of its land, culture, blood and wealth.
The Constitution is a truthful lie
When Senate President, David Mark declared that the “successful†amendment of the 1999 Constitution showed that the Senate has the “courage†to do what is right, he was stating an obvious untruth. As a retired general he knows that courage or bravery is the ability to do what is dangerous or painful without showing fear.
I spy, you spy, we spy
The American public brazed itself for a case that had all the trappings of an Hollywood movie. But while the trial was being staged in the courts, American Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Williams Burns was locked in negotiations with the Russian Ambassador in Washington, Sergei Kislyak which were to render the court process a farce.
Cosmetic changes as constitutional amendments
THE proposed amendments of the 1999 Constitution are in the closing stage. It is actually a stage because it is a comic play crafted by the leading political players in the name of the people.

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