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Tiger Woods, DUI and the jungle called American justice

By OWOLOLA ADEBOLA There are names that sound like destiny, and there are names that sound like a prophecy waiting to happen. Tiger Woods belongs to the latter category. A tiger belongs in the woods. That much nature has settled. But when a tiger ventures into the human jungle—especially behind the steering wheel—the story can […]
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Atiku’s Candidacy: The End of a failed rebranding by the PDP

Very often the first piece of information we have about a person is their name. It’s often the first thing you learn about someone and we form judgments about people very rapidly. This is the case with the Peoples Democratic Party today; for its name doesn’t make a good first impression around the globe as it symbolises the worst corruption and maladministration by a political party ever witnessed in any part of the worldhence the ill-fated attempt to change the name of the party by its leadersin July.

Buhari, APC and Atiku’s American visa 

The desperation of President Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress to stop the growing popularity, acceptance and political momentum of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar in the race to become the next suitable President of Nigeria in 2019, obviously took an absurd, yet very disturbing and dangerous dimension recently, when the Information Minister, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, practically issued a warning to the United States of America, not to issue a Visa to the Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

What is wrong with us?

 “The Parliament” is the title of a programme produced by Silver Bird Radio 93.7 Rhythm FM in Jos every Friday morning at 9.00am.  it s a hilarious comedy which mimics the Nigerian Senate with David King as the mock Senate president, Brabisco, Osama, Terso, Pam, Maduka and Ajalenkoko as Senators respectively.  Today’s episode got me thinking.  The discussion was the reduction in cost of JAMB and NECO examination fees, and the increase in salaries of the Police by the Federal government. 

Robbing us our faith

As an Anglican by birth, I lived my life without fear of any evil forces even though they existed then and now.

Universities:The town-gown relationship

Remarkably, universities around Oghara presented goodwill messages at the Convocation ceremony of Western Delta University, on Saturday, November 10, 2018. May symbiotic relationships develop between neighbouring universities. 

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