Patience Ndidi Key (PNK): YPP vice presidential candidate positioning as visionary leader, change agent
Patience has worked with U.S. Congress members to address insecurity and human rights abuses in Nigeria. Also led a delegation to educate students at the U.S. War College
Raids by DSS on home of Judges: Two wrongs do not make a right
While it is true that a drastic situation may require equally drastic measures to curtail it, it is also true that two wrongs do not make a right.
Dele Giwa’s assassination: The verdict of history
October 19 this year marks the 30th anniversary of the gory assassination of Dele Giwa, the first Editor in Chief of Newswatch, Nigeria’s path-breaking newsmagazine. Dele’s life was cynically shortened by the novel method of a parcel bomb that was delivered to his house at No. 25 Talabi Street, Ikeja, Lagos on Sunday October 19, 1986 at mid-day.
30 years after, Dele Giwa’s pen remains mightier
Regrettably brief but inspirationally eventful! This short acclamation best raises the curtain once again on the life of Dele Giwa, who has justifiably refused to die after being gruesomely denied the right to live on October 19, 1986.
Increasing sterility in men, women and deformed babies in Ogoniland linked to oil pollution
The second part of the story on strange ailments in Ogoniland, Rivers State, Niger Delta linked to oil pollution. The first part was published last week.
Benin agog as Oba-designate picks new name
Benin Kingdom has been the center of attraction in the past two weeks after the Crown Prince, Prince (Amb) Ehenede Erediauwa, commenced his journey to the throne.
