Why does opposition look less ready than they were in 2023?, by Stephanie Shaakaa
With the January 16, 2027 presidential election approaching, several of prominent opposition figures are once again pursuing separate tickets.
What Abdusalami owes South-East
My respect for Gen. Abdusalami Abubakar comes majorly from his wife, Justice Fati Lami Abubakar. She remains our most educated First Lady who never put on airs and till date remains so even as the mother of Dr. Amina Bello, wife of the Niger State governor.
“Teacher, don’t teach me nonsense”
In the 70s and early 80s, from the much I personally experienced, beverage adverts and commercials positioned them for family consumption. But then a new wave of personal health awareness came and the paradigm shifted.
Buhari’s last chance
IF the Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, is offering advice on what President Muhammadu Buhari must do to rescue his government, then the President should know he has work to do.
Pakistan: The wages of separation
Perhaps if Ali Jinnah knew 70 years ago, that his beloved Pakistan would turn out to be the politically unstable, insecure, terror-ridden country, he might not have demanded separation
Is the majority always right?
The law is not necessarily always about what is right or about what is moral; it is rather about what is permissible from what is not
