Sweet and Sour

Anglican archbishop stands by his catholic brothers in Christ, by Donu Kogbara

Last week on this page, I hailed Cardinal John Onaiyekan, the Catholic Emeritus Archbishop of Abuja, for speaking up when President Tinubu responded callously to Catholic bishops’ concerns about widespread poverty and insecurity. Daniel Bwala, an accident-prone presidential spokesman, accused Onaiyekan of speaking only for Catholics. “NOT SO!” was the robust rejoinder from Christian leaders from […]
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Jos justice

If President Buhari wants to keep his job and regain the trust of the many Nigerians who have lost faith in him, he had better make serious moves aimed at stemming the dangerous tides that threaten to engulf his administration

Other opinions

By my last check, only seven per cent of the 2018 budget was allocated for education

Who/what will save us?

The Buhari of my dreams does not, unfortunately, exist; but I think that the majority of Nigerians will share my view that the Buhari of my dreams is the type of person we need at the helm

Good people

The Fayemis are quite simply Good People who have a Vision and a Mission

Na wa for Meghan!

I no longer regard her as a Sista because having researched her background and her wedding guest lists, I have concluded that the love that so many of us have lavished on Meghan from afar is not mutual

Interesting comparison

Will Dr. Mohamad at 92 turn out to be more clear-headed and more productive than seventysomething President Buhari?

Hypocrisy!

It is downright … hypocritical for Buhari’s ruling class to allow this amoral, destructive betrayal of ordinary Nigerian citizens to continue

APC ups its game

The point I am making is that I am not rooting for the APC or the PDP per se; I just want the best head of state we can get from any party

Why are Nigerians corrupt?

We must upgrade our values; we must emphasize and reward hard work, discipline, honesty, merit

Reflections on the President

Buhari’s kitchen cabinet is always attracting criticisms, even from members of the President’s own party, the All Progressives Congress

The problem with power?

Government is not paying its bills; NBET has been paying as little as 20 per cent of the Gencos’ invoices

Tribute to a consummate oilman

Even as he was fading away last week, Dr Parra refused to give up and was in regular contact with CWC staff, hungry for industry news and concerned about the welfare of the work teams

A pro-government response

We have no white elephant paper projects like the centenary city existing with nothing to show these days

A frivolous observation

I am beginning to think that there should also be a “#HE Too” movement, comprising men who have been lured by ladies who lust!

Shameful and depressing!

He needs to pay more attention to the anger and hunger of large chunks of the electorate

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