Gov Alex Otti’s “exit” plan controversy, by Ochereome Nnanna
Abia State Governor, Dr Alex Otti (OFR), recently got tongues wagging when he, once again, averred that at the end of his tenure he would hand over and disappear from politics. He harped on the need to give the youth a chance to lead, affirming that there are young people who are more intelligent, qualified, […]
Kudos NDDC on NDG, by Patrick Omorodion
A cousin of mine once said in pidgin English, that “if somebody do wetin you no fit do, make you hail am because e no easy”. That is my honest advice to all the 36 States of the Federal Republic of Nigeria plus the Federal Capital Territory, FCT. And they should be thanking the Niger […]
My last book on Obong Victor Attah (2), by Dele Sobowale
This article started two weeks ago and could not be concluded on account of space constraints. Dr Udeme, the most steadfast of all Attah’s disciples and former staff, wrote an interesting review of my book – ATTAH: ARCHITECT OF A NEW DEMOCRATIC DAWN – which was launched in Abuja on November 20, 2025; to mark Attah’s […]
IGP Disu: You have my support, by Tonnie Iredia
The appointment of Tunji Disu to replace Kayode Egbetokun as Inspector General of Police (IGP) took me by surprise. To start with, I didn’t even know Disu was still in service because the last time I heard of him, the rumour was that he had been superseded. I actually thought he had since been screened out […]
Load your prayer bank, by Funmi Komolafe
We start on a note of congratulations that God has made us witness the end of the first two months and now, we are in the third month. Brethren, God deserves all the praise. Three, is significant in Christianity and that is why this month is regarded as a special month. Christianity stands on a tripod […]
How many times must a father lose his children? By Stephanie Shaakaa
—First to Flames, Then to Burial The Cost of ProofOn Monday, grief hung heavier than the crowded stalls and makeshift shelters where the displaced families of Yelwata had survived for months. This was not ordinary fatigue. It was disbelief curdling into heartbreak, anger folding into helplessness, the crushing pain of a community that had lost more than two hundred lives in a […]
