Economy: All hands on deck
High interest rates drive up investments in Mutual Funds
God must be a Nigerian
God must be a Nigerian
A question of ‘staff’ passengers
Fear of Ebola, beginning of wisdom (1)
Police harassment: Send offenders to Borno State
Apapa traffic: Relocate tank farms
Apapa-Oshodi traffic nightmare
Commuters: You can’t beat them
We are breeding future terrorists (2)
We are breeding future terrorists
Is #BringBackOurGirls being politicised?
Is #BringBackOurGirls being politicised?
Boko Haram members in the armed forces?
GEJ’s Chibok miss
Abducted schoolgirls: Who’s to blame? (2)

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The safest means of transportation?
‘I don’t even know which one is the safest anymore, whether air, land or sea; they are all dangerous in Nigeria,” noted Phina, a commuter in the Wuse, Abuja-bound bus as the vehicle passed a car accident scene.
Abuja blast: Why security must be tightened
‘OH my God!! How could people be so wicked? This is in a world where people profess to know God. Imagine what would have been happening if there was no God at all. At least the fear of God is restraining some people,” sighed Ebuka in the Apapa-bound commuter bus as the Nyanya, Abuja bombing photos were displayed by newspaper vendors.
Our leaders are insensitive!
‘HOW could these people feel comfortable going about their normal businesses with this fire raging on the mountain? It’s like a man whose house is on fire but he is busy chasing rats. I mean it’s not done!
Economic growth: The more you look, the less you see!
“Please spare us all the balderdash. Every day, they keep reeling out figures they manufactured to deceive us; all words and no tangible action,” hissed Joe, a commuter in the CMS-bound bus as a radio presenter said that Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala had projected 6.75 per cent growth for the economy in 2014.
Tragic end of a panel beater
What would have prompted two friends, one of them an official of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, NSCDC and the other, an official of Nigeria Customs Service to throw caution to the wind to beat an innocent civilian to death?

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