When the state turns the law against dissent under Tinubu’s watch
Gov Peter Obi and record of public debt in Anambra
Bala Mohammed: Leadership in a period of crisis
COVID-19: Nigeria and the life after
The ‘Presidency’ still can’t get it right
Ogun State: Border closure and the killings in Ipokia LG
Time for a one-handed economist
Nigeria is not ready to be the “giant of Africa”
COVID-19: A case for empathy, not death wish
Why I will have to always avoid Garbaic microphone
Obsession With The Military
Fighting the virus with a herdsman’s mentality

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Much Ado about Deby, Chadian Rebels And Boko Haram
By Evang Sunday Attah Last week, Chadian soldiers, angered by an offensive on their men by the terrorist Boko Haram group, launched an onslaught on the insurgents and almost totally annihilated the remnants of the Boko Haram from their territory. This is good given the bestiality of the insurgents, their recidivism and enormity of terror […]
NDIDRA restates commitment to rid NDDC of corrupt officials
A group, Niger Delta Ijaw Development and Response Assembly (NDIDRA) has restated it’s earlier commitment to purshew the course of ridding the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) of corruption and corrupt officials. The group, in a statement, said massive corruption has been taking place in the commission and perpetrated by top governmental officials whom it […]
Unveiling The Hidden Agenda of Nigeria’s Enemies
By Philip Agbese The coronavirus pandemic has indeed brought the world to its knees. Countries in the world have adopted measures to contain the further spread of the virus in line with the advisory issued by the World Health Organization. (WHO). Nigeria is not left out of this pandemic, and it is most impressive how […]
Coronavirus: April is Nigeria’s make or Mar month
I know many Nigerians have forgotten the reason why we ended up disappointing the entire Black world in the US 1994 Football World Cup tournament.
RE: The contradictions in Mallam Nasir El-Rufai by Emmanuel Aziken- A Rejoinder
“It is wrong always,everywhere and for everyone to believe anything upon insufficient evidence” William James Thankfully Emmanuel Aziken in his “The contradictions in Mallam Nasir El-Rufai” refused in some instances to toe the sickening line of many other cynics and half baked analysts, who in their characteristic manner attempted to create unwarranted doubts as to the sincerity of Governor Nasir El-Rufai, that the presidency should “naturally” shift to the South after eight (8) years of President Muhammadu Buhari, in spite of the constitution of the All Progressives Congress(APC) being “silent” about power rotation between the six(6) political zones. Aziken deserves a special commendation for acknowledging that El-Rufai’s position bears the hallmark of the essential Nasir El-Rufai “doggedness to principles”, devoid of opportunism and for which El-Rufai has continued to pay heavy price,including exile.

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