End SARS: Support network coordinator fight for survival amid hunt for protest evidence
By Micheal Alonge Omobayode Lepe, a key member within the one of the grassroots logistics networks supporting the 2020 End SARS protests, narrowly survived a targeted assassination attempt in Ikorodu, Lagos State, on Sunday afternoon. The assault provides definitive proof that a systematic campaign by state security organs to forcibly seize unreleased protest evidence and […]
The true bride and the false bride!!
The true bride of Christ is not of the world, even as Jesus was not of the world – JOHN 17:16.
Atiku: Giving a dog a bad name
On November 14, 2018, the Saturday Sun led its front page with the bold headline: “The Atiku Dilemma,” with two accompanying riders: 1. We want to prosecute him for graft but no evidence to nail him, says Itse Sagay; and 2. Ex-VP now vindicated – PDP.
Is Nigeria really a country?
Nigeria has a name, a boundary, enjoys a sovereignty over its territory, and enjoys the recognition of the international community. But it ends there as many cannot be employed outside their states of origin as they are “non-indigenes.” Now, even the sovereignty is under attack from a relentless Boko Haram.
Appreciating Ugwuanyi’s passion for his people
Enugu State Governor, Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, through his recent assistance to victims of fire outbreaks in the state, to enable them overcome their challenges, has indeed reaffirmed his long-held belief that the greatest objective of government is to alleviate the suffering of the people.
TRIBUTE: SONNY IWEDIKE ODOGWU: THE END OF AN ERA
“The people behind and below cannot see as far as the Leaders. Their feet hurt, the children are crying and the old ones are sick. But they must march; they are compelled to go; they cannot choose the way themselves.
