Another take on two key issues, by Donu Kogbara
I have an uncle called Jonas Odocha. He is a graduate of Imperial College London, a retired former senior executive at NNPC and an author of a book about agriculture. He possesses a lot of integrity and has strong views about most issues of national importance. I occasionally share his write-ups with Vanguard readers on […]
Tragic is a country in search of heroes
People who know their origins and are conscious of the present, will navigate better towards the future
Femi Adesina and the Acquired Aso Rock Syndrome (1)
My first encounter with Femi Adesina around 2010 was when I served as external member of the editorial board of the Sun Newspapers. Amanze Obi, a friend and classmate at the University of Lagos who was the substantive chairman of the board, had gone on leave of absence to take up commissionership appointment with Ikedi Ohakim, former governor of Imo State, and Adesina became chairman in his stead.
Is Governor Rochas Okorocha looking beyond APC?
Keeping a weekly column such as this can be quite exerting; but the otherwise tedious task of getting a topic to write on is often simplified, thanks to readers who make different suggestions every week.
Taking Jesus to court
JESUS warns believers to be wary of thieves and robbers. He says: “I am the gate for the sheep. All who ever came before me were thieves and robbers, but the sheep did not hear them.” (John 10:7-8).
Anambra, dear Anambra
Yesterday, Ndi Anambra went to the polls to elect a new governor. It was the hope of all Anambra people that this important election would end well and the choice of the people would emerge.
