At 66, Nigeria is still building with half its hands
Influence vs. Credibility: What modern PR must protect
Revitalising Nigeria’s healthcare system
Lessons from Nuremberg, by Femi Fani-Kayode
Osinbajo should appreciate me – Reno Omokri
The die is cast!
Okowa: The turning point
Timipre Sylva: A Glorious Dawn
Understanding Lagos Traffic Radio
The Travails of Citizen Dalori in the hand of EFCC
T. B. Joshua and relevance of church in contemporary society
Ekweremadu and the IPOB mob
HoS, Oyo-Ita, attends swearing-in of ministers
Attack on Ekweremadu as parody of our reality
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Bayelsa 2019: Deconstructing John Jonah’s ‘Consolidating’ Manifesto
The 2019 gubernatorial elections present, for the first time in the history of the State, the opportunity to truly consolidate and build on the gains of an 8-year administration. Choosing John Jonah to fly the PDP’s flag in the coming election will brighten the party’s chances of retaining the state, as the people are more inclined to achieving continuity for the good of all Bayelsans.
IBB at 78: The enlightenment president
JOSEPH Goebels, Hitler’s commissar of propaganda, was wont to draw a pistol when anyone accused him of being an ideologue. I am not so sure how enigmatic statesman, Ibrahim Babangida, would today react to anyone who insists that as Nigeria’s President between 1985 and 1993, he was ultimately a pragmatic idealist in military fatigue. Compulsively enamoured of the power of ideas, Babangida was and still is at his best in the company of people of ideas.
El-Zakzaky’s comic dance in India
By Abraham Otigba Following the abrupt end to the medical vacation of the leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), Sheik Ibraheem El-Zakzaky, there have been reactions from all angles, but it all looks like comic relief. Nollywood, Nigeria’s home movie industry is getting enriched every day, with new actors and actresses. I love […]
More of the centrifugal than the centripetal
THE theories of the physicists and mathematicians of the 17th century concerning the dynamics of the motion of objects best illustrate the condition of the Nigerian state of the 21st century. The two striking figures of the age – the English scientist, Isaac Newton and the Dutch mathematician, Christian Huygens – led man into their complex findings in their study of the force that drives the movement of inanimate bodies, terrestrial, stratospheric or ionospheric.
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