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Not about Natasha, by Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi

Over the past two weeks, we have witnessed a number of events at the Nigerian Senate, which have left some of us shell-shocked. It is quite common for arguments and battles of all kinds to break out in the National Assembly. It is not easy for so many representatives of their people to get along without […]

Prepare for the heavenly visitation, by Funmi Komolafe

Let’s thank the Almighty God that has seen us through the first two months of the year. The remaining months would end to our benefit in the mighty name of Jesus. Brethren, we are still the discussing the significance of three or  the third month from the spiritual dimension. Many situations were recorded in the Holy […]

Akpabio’s Fear Of the Unknown, by Emmanuel Aziken

Nigeria joins the world in celebrating International Women’s Day with gender activists mourning the decimation of their numeral strength in governance. The 1999 Senate had three women: Senators Florence Ita-Giwa, Stella Omu, and Khairat Gwadabe. However, 25 years later, it is a mark of the nation’s disrespect for gender equality that the IWD would be marked with […]

A Letter to Speaker Meranda, by Ugoji Egbujo

You were the deputy speaker. Then, you became the first female speaker. And now you are the first speaker to become a deputy speaker in Africa. Madam, it’s not your fault but you need to quit. Your middle name is not Rollercoaster  When Obasa was removed, lawmakers said he was corrupt. If it were in […]

Day Ojukwu shocked Okoku, by Emeka Obasi

General Emeka Ojukwu breezed into the Green Eagles locker room to cheer them up before a game against Togo in Abidjan. That was in 1983, a year after he was granted Presidential pardon and that experience continues to thrill Paul Okoku. The Eagles were pleasantly surprised to have in their midst a man they had heard […]

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