IGP DISU: The man, the frigatebird
Nigeria’s PPP Moment: From abandoned projects to assets that work
Hameed Ali: The Nightmare Of Border Syndicates
Osinbajo and fake news perfect definition of co-joined twins – Reno
Christmas: An odyssey to Lalong’s enclave
Stop! Nigerians lives matters
2019: Ugwuanyi and Peace in Enugu State
Minimum Wage: No longer negotiable
Atiku’s policy document: A litany of poor imitations, empty promises
The ‘uncommon anarchy’ in Akwa Ibom
Olonishakin: A perfect military navigator cum administrator
Okpanachi: Young Philanthropist, Business Man Par Excellence
Resisting political intimidation and bullying
Why Africities 2018 focus centres on urban renewal
State of Emergency in education sector: Some Observations
Olatunji Dare, wrong notion of Jonathan’s book, doctorate degree

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Buhari, bigot who does not want to be seen as Zealot – Reno
Have you read Buhari’s Opinion Editorial in the Church Times of UK in which he accused his political opponents of politicising religion? If you have not, do yourself a favour and do not read it. The hypocrisy will make you want to march to Aso Rock and donate two slaps to Buhari’s face!
2019: The government Nigerians deserve
As the 2019 general elections are approaching, candidates are jostling to be voted for, but they should strategize on how to impact on the nation and the people positively.
Buhari, Critics and Next Level 2019
One of the attributes of great leaders is the mastery of the art of pro – activeness, especially at very critical moments of nationhood.
2019: The Uduaghan factor in Delta south
Of all the political gladiators contesting to represent Delta South at the National Assembly via the forthcoming general elections, one name that stands out is that of Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan, the immediate past governor of Delta State.
The S.B Awoniyi I know
I cannot remember precisely the time I first heard the name, Awoniyi. Most children in Okunland of the late 70s through the 90s would have eavesdropped on that name randomly in political discussions among adults.

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