We never left Egypt, only prodigals need to return home, by Owei Lakemfa
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu told Nigerians on October 19, 2026, that they will not return to Egypt. He seems unaware that Egypt is our ancestral home and that we never left and will never leave. This Niger Area is the land of milk and honey we inherited from our fathers and mothers. We were never […]
A Nigerian heroine called Leah
LET me join millions of Nigerians of goodwill and the rest of concerned mankind to wish our innocent, heroic tendril of youth, Miss Leah Sharibu, happy birthday. On Tuesday, 15th May 2018, she clocked fifteen. But she has little reason to celebrate because she remains in the clutches of Islamic terrorists while those with whom she was abducted from the Government Girls Science and Technical College, Dapchi, Yobe State on 19th February 2018, are home.
Yahoo boys and Nigerian popular culture: The glorification of fraud
The more we investigate the more we’ll find virtually no industry in Nigeria is free from connections to either government corruption or 419
Between the Senate and the IG
We are certainly in new territories of lawlessness when an appointee of a president can simply ignore legitimate orders of constitutional bodies
The importance of women in politics (2)
“The Nigeria politician views politics as a do or die affair. Due to this development, many women believe that they cannot contest in the murky waters that are Politics in Nigeria”.
Youth as the trustees of civilisation (2)
A FEW weeks ago, a BBC documentary by Ruona Meyer, titled, “Secrets of Nigeria’s illicit codeine trade revealed”, brought the Nigerian epidemic of drug addiction to the forefront of world attention. It is a national tragedy of grave proportions.
