Akpabio vs Oshiomhole: Housemates in the Red Chamber, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Imagine a Senate edition of a reality show. The first task could be simple: “Housemates, debate national issues without turning the chamber into a theatre.”
Gains of Akpabio’s new year resolution, by Tonnie Iredia
The beginning of a new year is usually an opportunity for some people to solemnly proclaim a new behaviour for the next 365 days. Although not many are able to keep to the declarations they make on the fateful day, the beginning of another year once again ushers in fresh declarations – a trend which has […]
One woman, many headlines, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Ex-wife of a former governor, ex-wife of Africa’s most symbolically powerful monarch, the Ooni of Ife, ex-wife of an Arab Prince, now wife of Nigeria’s SGF
Detty Christmas or Dirty Christianity?, by Stephanie Shaakaa
In the clip, actress and filmmaker Ini Edo is in tears apologising, pleading, almost begging CAN not to pull down her movie – Dirty Christmas
Where did our ministers who once faced the people go?, by Stephanie Shaakaa
This is the story of how the public voice of government faded away. Nigeria deserves a leadership that speaks clearly and regularly.
Anthony Joshua’s Nigeria story, by Emeka Obasi
His love for parents’ country of of birth is rock solid. Anthony Joshua deserves our support in this period of grief following a traffic accident that claimed the lives of his friends,, Latif Kevin Ayodele and Sina Ghemi on the Lagos – Ibadan highway. The height of patriotism is to believe in your country, irrespective of the […]
