Tiger Woods, DUI and the jungle called American justice
Gov Peter Obi and record of public debt in Anambra
Now is The Time by Kingsley Moghalu
Re: Curbing corruption in the amnesty programme
DSO Nigeria: Beyond devil’s advocates
Weep not for Fayose, weep for Nigeria
Wike and democracy deliverables
Developed capacities: Do more with less
Hadi Sirika and the return of Nigeria Airways
How can ritual killings be curtailed ?
CCT: Men Nigeria needs
Shazin: Racing to the House of Reps?
Fayose: In the end, a high-powered nothing – Garba Shehu
Buhari’s quest for a peaceful Niger Delta

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8th National Assembly’s Symbolic visit to the United States
President of the Senate, Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki-led a joint delegation of Nigeria’s National Assembly on a 3-day working visit to the United States recently. This unprecedented visit consisting of members from both chambers of the National Assembly led to issues of national interest being raised with the U.S Chamber of Commerce, Council on Foreign Relations, the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) and select members of the U.S Congress.
Saraki’s Trial: Revelations that could help FG
Simon Kolawole, the founder of Cable Online newspaper is usually a jovial and jolly good fellow. He is capable of making jokes out of the most serious issues. As Editor of THISDAY where I also edited the Sunday newspaper, Simon would walk into my office and say, “Alhaji, Alhaji, Alhaji, how many times have you been to Saudi Arabia so that I can know the number of prefix I will put before your name?”.
OBJ on his first day as lecturer
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo continues to amaze Nigerians with his actions and quotes that no one is in doubt of his being a “strongman” and a newsmaker at all times.
Supreme Court verdicts reveals Saraki’s qualities
The Supreme court earlier recently discharged and acquitted the Senate Present Bukola Saraki of the charges brought against him by the Federal Government.
GMB’s June 12 MKO Democracy Day honour Kingibe doesn’t merit
There is now a very engaging and interesting discourse going on June 12 courtesy of General Buhari’s surprise recognition of that watershed election that brought Nigerians together. Lest we get swamped by inanities, I believe we should first review some of the history and perspective to all that is happening now over that June 12 Democracy Day Declaration. Particularly the honor to MKO and more notably the (obviously unmerited) collateral (damage of an) honor to Kingibe.

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