By Ayodele OKUNFOLAMI YOU can’t have a once for all bath. It is a regular exercise to refresh our bodies physically and sometimes mentally. Elections are also like baths. They are supposed to be regular rituals to renew our democracy, reaffirm our republic and celebrate our nationhood. READ ALSO:INEC blames judiciary, politicians for nation’s electoral […]

I am writing this on our way to Freetown from Lagos, on board Air Cote D’Ivoire. We are half way through the first 1hour 15 minutes flight time to Abidjan, our first port of call according to the dark, very handsome, gray-haired pilot, who comes to speak to the few of us in the Business Class section of this clean A310 Airbus aircraft, shortly before takeoff.

Psychodramas normally   don’t have wide audience appeal among Africans, on or off the continent. But Julius Amedume’s Rattlesnakes — adapted from a Graham Farrow play, by that name — is a globally acclaimed exception.

IF we look deeply, we will discover that history has the answers to all of our problems. Indeed, the whole problems of the world, but do we care?

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari sought for legislative approval for external loans during the eighth Senate but was turned down. Amongst them was US$29.96billion loan which, according to the object, was to fund critical infrastructure in the country. The Senate bawled that loans cannot be an option at all.