The Wishful Thoughts for Tompolo on the Door-to-Door Journey
Lagos and Its Overburdened Health Sector
Buratai as troops’ ‘Man Friday’
They will come for you in the night
2019: My three fear factors about the election (2)
Do you agree with OBJ that Buhari plans to rig election?(3)
Buhari derserves rest not re-election
Sunny Iwedike Odogwu: A glorious son of Asaba
Okowa’s trump card
TRIBUTE: Farewell, Prof Deji Femi-Pearse, OFR
Much ado about a Hausa community endorsement
On the alleged Ganduje videos: Open letter to President Buhari
Centre berates Atiku over attempt to taint COAS, Buratai’s integrity
Obasanjo goofed on Buhari’s performance – Tsav
Confronting the reality of Boko Haram resurgence

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The primacy of national purpose
NATIONS, like individuals, have a national purpose or none at all. Unless a person has defined their life-purpose they couldn’t be regarded as being fully alive. Without purpose, people will float across a life-time swayed here and there like flotsam and jetsam across turbulent waters. The secret of great nations is national purpose. Americans believe in “the American dream” – in their quest for freedom and life, liberty and happiness, however defined. The French, the British, the Germans and always have a sense of national purpose. Same goes for the Chinese, whose current world ambition is to resurrect the Middle Kingdom as the centre of the universe.
Presidential Debate: between Buhari and Atiku
By Jude Ndukwe The much talked about Presidential Debate scheduled to hold on Saturday, January 19, 2019, at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja, has come and gone but not without its dramas that have kept Nigerians wondering and talking about so many things including why the incumbent, President Muhammadu Buhari, shunned the debate, and why […]
Human rights group blames Borno govt over expelled Nigerian refugees
The Save Humanity Advocacy Centre (SHAC), a human rights group, has blamed the Borno State Government over the plight of no fewer than 100,000 refugees recently expelled from Cameroon. Cameroon is currently home to more than 370,000 refugees, including some 100,000 from Nigeria, according to the UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR). Recently, the Cameroonian […]
Shango questions Obasanjo’s patroitism
Elder statesman and former Publicity Secretary of the defunct National Party of Nigeria, NPN, Chief Simon Shango has questioned ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo, for his recent attack on the government of President Muhammadu Buhari. Chief Shango was reacting to Sunday’s press conference where Obasanjo attacked the Buhari government and labeled it another Sani Abacha era. The […]
2019, Buhari and sustaining good governance
By Okanga Agila It’s partisan times, so differing views have invaded the political space on the personal and leadership content in President Muhammadu Buhari. He is both loved and hated. But it’s normal in life, especially for leaders who must step on toes or bruise many to find the illuminating trajectory of leadership. President Muhammadu […]

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