Hello Tony and the decline of public etiquette
Okuama: When Political Blame Ignores the Constitution, Fuels Blackmail
Nigeria’s Olympic blues
Kogi: How can the S/court do this to Nigeria, Democracy -Adeyanju
Change begins with leadership
Are we truly hungry?
Aregbesola’s education policy in perspective
Sunmi Smart-Cole: Artist behind a camera at 75
Life was never a bunch of roses
Ondo APC primary and the conspiracy against Akeredolu
Why GOtv Lite is light on your pocket
Dear Sultan, Fulani herdsmen are not foreign terrorists
See where we need you, Lagos residents tell Ambode
Re: Change Begins With Me campaign: Whose idea was it?
The Style of Buharism
Ize-Iyamu and Edo people’s liberty
Postponed Edo elections: Fayose, Ize-Iyamu and PDP’ s hallucinations

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Fakery of a fortune teller
One of the newspapers published an opinion article by a certain Robert Obioha, titled “Peterside and APC’s Fantasy” on September 2, 2016. Reading this article, one can easily adduce his motivation for penning, otherwise, how does one explain the blatant disregard for issues raised by Hon. Dakuku Peterside, flagbearer of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the 2015 Rivers State gubernatorial elections? Or a poignant lack of discourse in the article about critical issues bordering on the economy and security of Rivers State?
Why Buhari is not the plagiarist
DURING the tenure of one of our past presidents, I was given a publication to distil some of its content for use in another publication. The publication, a “Mid-term Report” of the president’s administration, featured inputs from various ministries, departments and agencies. It was meant to project the goals and achievements of the government of the day. And, not surprisingly, its foreword was signed by the then incumbent president, an indication that his government endorsed it at the highest level.
Osinbajo shifts blame again
How we respond to an issue is in many cases more important than the issue itself. And one such issue is the current economic travails Nigeria is currently grappling with.
Remembering the adhoc conference (2)
A Federation of the existing Region, Lagos continuing as Federal Territory or becoming a Region. N.B. The Memorandum considered a redrawing of the constituent units desirable and set out the following criteria: ethnic, linguistic, and cultural affinity or homogeneity, historical association (e.g. Hausa/Fulani, Efik/Ibibio), viability of states both absolutely and relatively, geographical contiguity, comparability in size, reciprocal self-determination (i.e. not only should each minority group be given the opportunity to determine its future but also a majority group must be given the opportunity to determine whether it is willing to associate with a minority seeking such association.
Defending Anambra’s Light (2)
TWO! I had carefully read the farcical online report that Governor Obiano had, in two years, blown the fabulous N75 billion “abandoned” in Anambra’s vaults by his predecessor. It was a disgraceful washout; it contained not a single word, let alone a single sentence, to support the wild claim of its title. It merely listed what the author termed 29 Anambra State Government accounts in various banks, and posted the sum of N37.3 billion as the total funds in them on the morning of Chief Obiano’s inauguration.
Remembering the adhoc conference
MR. Lee Kuan Yew (1923-2015) was the first Prime Minister of Singapore and he governed Singapore from 1959-1990. In January 1966, he visited Nigeria as part of the Commonwealth delegation to discuss Rhodesia unilateral declarations of independence. Rhodesia is now called Zimbabwe. He stayed in Lagos like all the Commonwealth leaders for three days. It was after their departure that Nigeria’s Prime Minister Alhaji Tafawa Balewa was assassinated.
Change and ‘the people’
THERE is no gainsaying the fact that, the current situation in the country is a far cry from the people’s expectations. Majority of the electorate had voted for the government of change, as the surest escape route from under the ‘umbrella of hardship and uncertainties’ of the then administration. To a larger extent, they looked up to ‘Sai Baba’, as the messiah to liberate them from the valley of hunger, sorrow, pains and tears. Today, the story is different because many of those exponents of change are now singing different tunes.
Defending Anambra’s Light
Two! I had carefully read the farcical online report that Governor Obiano had, in two years, blown the fabulous N75 billion “abandoned” in Anambra’s vaults by his predecessor. It was a disgraceful washout; it contained not a single word, let alone a single sentence, to support the wild claim of its title. It merely listed what the author termed 29 Anambra State Government accounts in various banks, and posted the sum of N37.3 billion as the total funds in them on the morning of Chief Obiano’s inauguration.
Re-Special Report: Profile of FRSC’s Speed Limiter vendors revealed – a rejoinder
Our attention has been drawn to your publication of 17 September 2016 authored by your Northern Regional Editor, Soni Daniel titled “SPECIAL REPORT: PROFILE OF FRSC’s SPEED LIMITER VENDORS REVEALED”.
Defending Anambra’s Light
Anambra State marked its silver jubilee on August 27, 2016, emitting rays of brilliant colours that emphasize the uniqueness of its people as wonderfully crafted by God, continuously demonstrating to the entire world that they are endowed with the dominant infrastructures of greatness, unsurpassed pacesetters in all noble walks of life – the arts, entrepreneurship, leadership, scholarship, the sciences, sports, statesmanship, etc. How apposite that this land of a blessed people has as its slogan the revealing title of Light of the Nation! There isn’t any aspect of national life in which Ndi Anambra do not excel.

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