Who owns the road to Yelewata? by Stephanie Shaakaa
That is why defending Obi on this issue does not require supporting his politics. One can disagree with him completely and still recognise something fundamentally troubling
Syria: Chemical weapons and global implications
Chemical and biological weapons are easy to make and are already in the hands, domain of the terrorists
Why justice and the rule of law must prevail
Only a few days ago, the Nigerian police, in an unnecessary bid to disperse what was a peaceful demonstration by the members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, triggered a series of events that left several people injured.
OPL 245, Adoke and the political intrigues
ON Friday, the 13th of April 2018, Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja made a landmark pronouncement which, stripped of legal language, means when a minister acts as directed by the president, he or she cannot be held liable for the action. In other words, the minister is only carrying out an order of the president.
Curtain calls for a great communicator Theodore Austin Mukoro (1928-2018)
Growing up in Warri in the then Western Region of Nigeria in those days, everybody seemed to know and admire his great, supple and very urbane voice on radio.
Senate and Omo-Agege’s absurd theatrics
The dimension that Omo-Agege has just introduced, sponsoring thugs to invade the chamber in plenary to attack and make away with the symbol of authority is, no doubt, novel
