A case for the “Igbo ranch”, by Ochereome Nnanna
Igbo rebuff of today’s Nigerian Army (I), by Ochereome Nnanna
Fr Kukah’s Witness to Justice
Tambuwal: Kudos to Police
Sheikh Gumi: Like father like son
General Gowon, saint or sinner?
Another Boko Haram decoy?
Buhari: What’s new?
Fintiri: Come easy, go easy
Nigeria: Why America is confused
Leave the Army to repair itself
Kwankwaso and the ‘two Kano’s’
What is “North’s” Plan B?
Two Shekau’s down; next?
Jonathan on the run – again
Col. Adekunle: we remember differently
Prof Soyinka’s “Saint” Davis
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SubscribeSAS as presidential consort
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan’s sizzling political romance with Alhaji Nmodu Sheriff (alias SAS), the widely acknowledged godfather of the Boko Haram Islamic insurgency group, has confounded even some of his diehard sympathisers. Let me tell you a little bit about Sheriff.
Stephen Davis: in whose interest?
DR. STEPHEN DAVIS is an original case of loose cannon. He is both a muckraker and fisher in troubled waters; a man whose real mission to Nigeria can only be understood through proper investigation. He came dressed in the borrowed robes of “federal government negotiator” with Boko Haram.
PDP, APC are desperados
WE have a very poor quality democracy. Our constitutional order is in shambles, which is why within fifteen years we have already held two constitutional conferences to try and correct the makeshift 1999 constitution hurried assembled by the departing regime of General Abdulsalami Abubakar.
Much ado about ‘missing oil money’
THE All Progressives Congress, APC, on Monday, August 18, 2014, published a full page advertorial in some national dailies entitled: “Why Diezani Alison-Madueke Must Resign Over The Missing $20 Billion Oil Money”. It was signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed. In it, the party listed the reasons it is determined not to leave the issue of “missing” oil money alone, and why the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs Madueke, must resign.
Boko Haram is winning propaganda war
BOKO HARAM is, perhaps, the luckiest insurgent group operating in the world right now. It has at its easy disposal, an array of foot soldiers and avenues for the dissemination of its propaganda; that mind game of war and politics which, when effectively deployed, wears down the enemy before the weapons of military destruction arrive to finish him off.
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