2027: Nigeria must not go the 1966–69 route again
Housing families of fallen heroes
These ‘handshakes’ must continue
Balarabe Musa, true champion of the masses
As hope rises on COVID-19 vaccines
Hope for border reopening
ICC and the Lekki Tollgate shooting
Need for action against online pests
CBN/CACOVID business lifeline packages
Lessons from Gbaja’s convoy crisis
Another lockdown is not welcome
Another lockdown is not necessary
Fuel: FG, Labour have failed Nigerians
Kogi bread levy controversy
Sale of forfeited assets
America’s golden offer of coalition against terrorism
UAE and Boko Haram funders
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SubscribeResponse of Northern leaders to the #EndSARS protests
ON Monday, November 2, 2020, leaders from the 19 states of the defunct Northern Region met at the Sir Kashim Ibrahim House, Kaduna, and offered their response to the recent #EndSARS protest and subsequent breakdown of law and order. The group made up of prominent political leaders, top Federal Government office-holders, governors, traditional rulers and […]
WTO: Why US should support Okonjo-Iweala
For the second time this year alone, the United States of America constituted a stumbling block to the aspirations of eminently qualified Nigerians to lead major international organisations. First, it was Dr Akinwunmi Adesina, whose second term bid as President of the African Development Bank, AfDB, was rejected by the US. America had opposed Adesina […]
SWAT: Beyond change of name
The speed with which the name of the disbanded Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad, FSARS, was changed to the Special Weapons And Tactics, SWAT, team by the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, in response to the prolonged #EndSARS protests smacked of a well-rehearsed and anticipated containment tactic. It was the same manner in which former […]
On FG’s intentions on Amnesty Programme
IN one of his rare public outings, the National Security Adviser, NSA, retired Major General Mohammed Babagana Monguno, penultimate weekend appeared to confirm the worst fears of some stakeholders in the Niger Delta when he announced that he had advised President Muhammadu Buhari to scrap the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP. The NSA complained that the […]
ABSU and its controversial policy
IT is unfortunate that most of the state-owned universities and other tertiary institutions have lost the logic and purpose of setting them up. These institutions are not supposed to be there merely for the prestige of the states or governors who took the decision to set them up at huge public expense. They are to […]
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