God remembers in the ember months, by Funmi Komolafe
Gradually, we are coming to the end of the year, my prayer is that the LORD keeps us beyond this year and gives us the grace to end the year joyfully in Jesus name. Brethren, the reality is that we have only a few months to go in 2026. The past eight months have been […]
Technicalities Nigeria unlimited
TODAY’S s essay is dedicated to Justice Oyemade of the High Court of Justice of the old Western Region and other people of courage who may be few and far apart, but who still steer the affairs of our Judiciary.
Iwu’s new political adventures
THERE was no way that Professor Maurice Iwu would have been a credible electoral umpire. His naked political adventurisms before, during and even now after his sojourn as the Chairman of the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) suggest that he could not have been an unbiased umpire.
I prefer Bode George to Obasanjo
OUR former president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo claims he was tricked by Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, Bode George to attend his grand thanksgiving service to mark his release from prison.
Ghaddafi’s sinking ship
FOR the Libyan leader Muammar Ghaddafi pride went before a fall. When in the middle of February Egyptian youths decided to send their long time leader, Hosni Mubarak, packing Ghaddafi, it was, came out to say he felt sorry for Mubarak.
National Assembly anti-corruption legislation: Some issues
THISDAY’S February 10, 2011 report on the Senate Confirmation meeting on President Jonathan’s choice for ICPC Chairman provides a perspective on legislative decision making on anti-corruption legislation. In that report the reasons for the Senate’s rejection of the President’s nominee were given.
