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Why food security remains intractable

Why food security remains intractable

He got the loan, after “settling” bank officials. Until I left Sokoto in 1990, no wheat was harvested from the farms. In fact, the farmer, after collecting the funds, relocated to Kaduna
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The children of the Niger Area

The children of the Niger Area

Nigerian elites are babies who whenever the feeding bottle is taken, or fear may be taken from their mouths, yell “Araba”“Separation” “Marginalisation” “Restructuring” “Resource Control”

Army terror in South East

Army terror in South East

I WOKE up this Thursday morning, and after my usual morning devotion, I consulted my Internet-enabled gadget as is now customary with most people. I was confronted by two very unfortunate fallout of the Nigerian Army’s Operation Python Dance II which is ongoing in the South East.

Militarizing the East

Militarizing the East

This policy of militarizing the East will have a blowback that many have not thought about. And I also really wish that the Biafra activists should understand that they are about to turn the East once again into another theatre of war

The Blood of Jesus is the Holy Spirit (3)

The Blood of Jesus is the Holy Spirit (3)

The Holy Spirit is at the heart of the New Covenant: “‘As for me,’ says the Lord, ‘this is my covenant with them: my Spirit who is upon you, and my words which I have put in your mouth, shall not depart from your mouth, nor from the mouth of your descendants, nor from the mouth of your descendants’ descendants,’ says the Lord, ‘from this time and forevermore.’” (Isaiah 59:21).

Let’s Talk About Rape

Let’s Talk About Rape

There is hope rising in the horizon though, as individuals, charities and non-governmental organisations are giving voices to the victims of rape