Why is there no national outrage? By Ikechukwu Amaechi
What will ever provoke a national outrage? Why is it that nothing shocks Nigerians anymore even when those in power throw the kitchen sink at them? At what point will Nigerians say enough to insults from their so-called leaders? Why is it that our patience has become so elastic that no matter how outrageous the […]
PMB’s Garba Shehu: A spokesman for difficult times – Kabiru Muhammad Gwangwazo
THE Nigerian Voice has in an article called on GMB to sack six appointees charged with a number of failings.
Charlie Chaplin, The Tramp and Donald, The Trump – Ochereome Nnanna
CHARLIE Chaplin, The Tramp was a little, downtrodden man in baggy trousers with a mustache, bowler hat and carrying a cane. He was poor, powerless and bewildered. Chaplin (Charles Spencer Chaplin)seemed a lonely, vulnerable figure who tried endlessly to make sense of the world. His caricature of Adolf Hitler, the most powerful man in his generation, remains a winner to-date.
Buhari’s superficial Igbo appeasement (1) – Ochereome Nnanna
DAN Nwanyanwu, the pioneer National Chairman of the Labour Party, was on Africa Independent Television, AIT, on Tuesday morning and he said something that conformed to what I have always believed: the person looking for power is hardly the same as the person on the seat of power. So many variables intervene to bring about […]
Much ado about Buhari’s appointment
It was my candid opinion that merit and maybe a reasonable degree of equity, rather than geo-political or ethno-religious balance should determine how appointments are made
Lest we forget, what of ‘Mutiny 66′? – Josef Omorotionmwan
THIS time of the year is usually devoted to the remembrance of the Armed Forces, the forgotten soldiers – our war heroes who died that we might live as well as their survivors; and we may also add that this is perhaps the best time to remember those of them who were brutally suppressed in the line of duty.
