VINTAGE AT 40: I didn’t just become successful, it was intentional
Biafra, Afenifere are no threat to unity of Nigeria — Igwe Alex Nwokedi
Chemical Warfare: Watchdog blocks access to Weapons of Mass Destruction
Why Buhari may lose anti-corruption war – Shehu Sani
Kogi: Opposition desperate for power – Obalemo
PDP was in disarray ahead of presidential election- Mafindi
Cocktails is about lifestyle – Lara Rawa
Banks have refused entrepreneurs access to FADAN/BOI loans – Ezenwa
Why we are rebuilding Karmajiji-Lilian Ajayi
Why some Igbo buy into ‘new Biafra’agenda – Ezeife
Many Nigerian artistes are ingrates – Mallam Yankee
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SubscribeMy husband has never raised his hand against me — Mide Martins
In 2002, the Yoruba movie industry lost one of it’s most vibrant actresses, Funmi Martins who died of cardiac arrest. Her daughter, Mide stepped into her shoes and has since become one of the most sought after names in the Yoruba sector of Nollywood.
My EFCC story, by Kuku, Jonathan’s former adviser
The concluding part of the interview with Hon. Kingsley Kuku, immediate past Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan on Niger Delta and Chairman of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, in which he talks about his Economic and Financial Crimes (EFCC) story
They are using Boko Haram to loot public funds – Kaka Bolori
It is not about the Boko Haram saying they don’t want Western Education; the body language of the government also suggests that they are not encouraging education the way it should be. I am telling you that we have some local government areas that don’t have senior secondary school and if there is a law compelling them to establish one in each LGA that would go a long way to assist in elevating education in the state.
Bishop Kukah: Peacemaker or political vigilante?
“So, the President requires other men and women outside his formal choir of party members who can help him think, men and women who are unencumbered by the vagaries of the sweet juices of political power and office, men and women who are not seduced by popular approval, men and women who live for tomorrow, men and women who have ideas about how nations are built, men and women who do not see public trust as a vehicle for vengeance, men and women who live by the law of live and let live, men and women who do not see the exigencies of the moment as our turn to eat.” Some saints in quasi opposition?
I’m ready to go to prison for Nigeria – Clark
“I never said that I was joining APC. I said that at my age I should be an elderly statesman and will no longer play partisan politics. At 89 why should I be playing partisan politics? What is most important to me is the interest of Nigeria. I’m ready to go to prison for the interest of Nigeria. I should be able to advise the younger ones on the interest of Nigeria.”
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