Still on Oshiomhole’s spat with Minister of Works
S/AFRICA: A bond that must never be broken (3)
Ten years after Lamidi Adedibu
Curbing the headache of school fees
Imran Oluwole Smith @ 60
Perspectives on Central banking
Forces in the current power struggle in Nigeria
Nigeria: Benefits of polling to elections
June 12: A democracy day and its intrigues
NASS and budget speech: Facts as casualty
For a more stable Nigeria, restructuring is now
Why Buhari and June 12 can never meet
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SubscribeThe misunderstood Oweilaemi and Okowa-Otuaro (2)
Oweilaemi should feel obliged to abandon his two policies and draw inspiration from Yew’s Singapore
Re: Who is afraid of Oshiomhole?
I read with disgust, the aforementioned full-page advertorial by a group under the name of Benin National Council, published in the Vanguard of June 19, 2018.
Okorocha: Public Trust, Public Tears!
Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State recent yelling to the effect that no governor in Imo State’s history has either equaled or surpassed his records which enjoyed screaming headlines in the media has expectedly opened the Pandora’s box, triggering several questions: what informed this obvious misinformation, distortion of facts and awful attempts to re-write records of governance and public administration in Imo?
UPU: Taiga and the shame of Urhobos
OLOROGUN Moses Taiga, son of the respected Joseph Taiga Zeze, an Ijaw man from Kiagbodo who currently presents himself as a factional President General, PG, of the Urhobo Progressive Union recently recruited two mendacious surrogates, one Francis Ewherido and a politician by name Onokpasa, to gloss his history by trying vainly to re-write the patrilineal structure and nature of Urhobo society and history in their seperate articles titled: “Delta:season of omuru and umuta” and “why Taiga is solidly urhobo” .
Why June 12 is relevant to our nation
with the recent pronouncement of president Muhammadu Buhari, now every June 12, all Nigerians will have some spare family time to reflect on the fact that the power of democracy is always with the people, and that no matter how long it takes, the will of the majority shall always prevail.
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