When Lagos builds where water flows
Nigeria’s youth and the race for Africa’s energy future
Obaseki’s result-oriented leadership style in a political milieu
Christmas In India
My response to the Buhari administration’s 17 achievements – Reno
Rehabilitating Libya returnees
The Inhumane side of President Buhari
Global geopolitics, the burden of leadership deficit in Africa
The dawn is almost here
Nigerians should be cynical about Atiku’s ambition
Obaseki’s result-oriented leadership style in a political milieu
Another one billion dollars to fight Boko Haram?
Lai Mohammed Exposes President Buhari as a Hypocrite – Reno
A glimpse into Yakubu Dogara’s Golden Heart
Dogara: Crusader of the North East Initiative @50
Economy is different from politics

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History and the making of Emir Farouq
HISTORY was made last Friday, December 15th, 2017 in Katagum emirate of Bauchi State in particular. The 12th emir was appointed. It was classic. History beckoned, Governor M. A Abubakar, the advocate and respecter of popular will, hearkened and Emir Baba Umar Farouq, the kingmakers’ choice, was appointed.
Liberia: Sentiments fuel Weah’s ascent
Analysts and observers on the ground in Liberia are predicting that former European footballer of the year George Opong Weah might win a landslide victory in the run-off of the country’s Presidential elections slated for Tuesday 26th December.
President Buhari misquoted the holy Bible on Christmas – Reno
Who writes President Buhari’s statements? His spokesman is a pastor like me, yet he ignorantly released the President’s Christmas message which said inter alia that:
2019: Atiku and that love letter from Okonkwo
I read with interest but huge sense of disappointment, the article written by a certain Churchill Okonkwo entitled: LETTER TO ATIKU ABUBAKAR BY A DISSATISFIED NIGERIAN which sadly has gained currency in social and certain print media in the past few weeks. Apparently, from the tone of Mr. Okonkwo’s treatise, he is definitely dissatisfied and acted like a man returning with a vengeance.
We need more of this hospital
I am curious. I am a researcher. And over time I have come to the point where identifying good stuff comes easily. This time around, my area of research was the Nizamiye Hospital located in the heart of the federal capital territory and estimated to have gulped a whopping $30 million. Upon, realizing this, my instincts were ignited, and my curious mind went to work, to unravel that medical facility in the heart of Abuja that is the rave of the moment.

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