The President’s health: A 2027 national security question
Obi, Makinde and hurdles against opposition coalition
Still on Innoson as bedrock for Nigeria’s industrialisation
Protecting banking consumers
Unanswered questions trail Dapchi schoolgirls’ abduction
Re: Christians are idol worshipers
Re: Obaseki and the dialectics of oppositional politics
2019: why Deltans should vote APC
An apology for what ? by Fani-Kayode
What CAN told Ugwuanyi in Enugu
Our position on Danjuma’s call – Benue tribal leaders

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Life is a code
Our life is a spider-web of Codes. Where is Software Nigeria? For all those countries – especially in Africa/Nigeria who are not aware or blatantly refused to acknowledge the power of Information Technology (especially the Software of Things) and are therefore significantly lagging behind the concept, challenges, complexities timely application and fatal consequences of the neglect of Information Technology development, the compelling and innovative truth is that “Life is a Code”.
On duty of Police to provide security for all protesters
On the 22nd day of September 2003 the police disrupted the rally convened by the defunct All Nigeria Peoples’ Party (ANPP) to protest the rigging of the 2003 general election. The police authorities justified the disruption by claiming that the organizers of the rally did not obtain a police permit.
And now, the great rice revolution
Suddenly, there is a huge prospect that in just a few years, agriculture may surpass oil as a major revenue earner for the country, as signals to that effect continues to provoke cheers in many circles across the federation.
Ekweremadu: Demonising a dog …
Ekweremadu stirred the hornet’s nest when he spoke fearlessly against the high-handedness of the executive and some APC governors,warned that we were creating fertile grounds for another military adventure into politics
Musings over TY Danjuma’s statement
All of these were damning for the then President and the Nation’s Armed Forces too were accused of even aiding the Terrorists, simply because the people were greatly traumatized.
The Kokori I know, by Joseph Akinlaja
I am totally shocked at a certain article I read on pages 3 and 41 of The Nation newspaper, precisely on Monday, March 26, 2018. The commentator, Darlington Anule in his opinion titled, “Between Ngige’s One-Man Show And The Blind Eagle Eye” misguidedly sought to ridicule and demean the good image of Chief Frank Ovie Kokori, a former General Secretary of one of the most powerful unions in Sub-Saharan Africa, the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, {NUPENG}.
Reno Omokri’s serial mischef making
Despite the weight of figures and evidence in the public space that constantly rubbishes his penchant for petulance, Reno Omokri keeps on recycling old fables with baseless statements that have been cut down to size in the past.
Ekiti 2018: Who is afraid of Fayemi?
It is wrong to use immoral means to attain moral ends and it is just as wrong, or even more so, to use moral means to preserve immoral ends. Members of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Ekiti State are currently working at cross-purposes.
Is he the same TY Danjuma of the North?
Is it true that General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, popularly known as TY from the North has dropped a bombshell that Nigerian military and police are complicit in killings across Nigeria, especially in the North and he therefore asked citizens to defend themselves or they would all die?
APC/PDP: Ogboru as nuclear option
FOR a state that has produced great leaders, mavericks, titans and icons in public service, business, and entertainment, today’s Delta is a mystery and a laughing stock.

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