To Waziri Atiku Abubakar: A final word for a diminishing star (Part 1)
I received a WhatsApp message from Waziri Atiku Abubakar on Sunday afternoon in response to my open letter to him, which was published earlier that day, titled “And now you call him Bola”, together with another article which I published the Sunday before titled “The 7th bid of Waziri”.
Thrice he went, thrice he saw and thrice he conquered
MY dear governor and brother. In a recent closed-door briefing I referred to you as a man from a very humble background, being the son of a teacher, a headmaster and above all, once a teacher. The above distinguishes you as a learner and a teacher.
The 9th National Assembly, passive constitution and masses poverty
IT is globally recognised that every citizen of a modern nation is a subject of the state, and once a state is formed, the citizens formulate ethical principles or virtues to be pursued, vices to be avoided and values to be cherished-for the good conduct of citizens.
Pay-Per-View: The Misunderstood Model
At about midday on 11 July, a friend sent to me-by WhatsApp-a video clip showing Mr Babatunde Irukera, Chief Executive of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC).
Setting agenda for the incoming administration of NBA
The emergence of Olumide Akpata(Esq.) as the 30th President-elect of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, is both revolutionary and a protest heralding a new dawn that is filled with hopes and expectations. It’s a paradigm shift in every material particular.
Hajiya Farouq factor as N-Power empowers Nigerians power
Over the years, many Nigerians have been left unemployed as they continue to struggle for survival . This is not because they are not mentally
