Atiku’s subsidy push & echoes of desperation
Benin-Sapele-Effunrun Road: Quiet engagement, collective action delivering results
The epidemic of universities in Nigeria
When beggars die there are no comets seen but …
Bayelsa: A restoration agenda for education
A stand that rescued the captives
Ogbeni @ 60:The power of conviction
The Language of Slaves by Fani-Kayode
As ‘Mr. Niger Delta’ celebrates 90
Edo guber appeal: A dance with decomposing carcass
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SubscribeThe sphinx of violence
I have read about fears by some Africans that Trump might have revealed secrets to the Russians and I am amused; if he did, what business of ours is that?
Re: Of godfathers and judicial pronouncement
READING through Of godfathers and judicial pronouncement by one Efosa Ugiagbe, published on page 18 of the Vanguard newspaper on Monday, May 8, 2017, I am disturbed by the level of blatant falsehood, maliciously concocted statements material that certain individuals can smuggle into the opinion columns of media entities for public consumption.
The Ringing of coup bells and cause for deep concern by Fani-Kayode
I am very worried now. Ever since 1966 the northern ruling class has ALWAYS effected a coup d’etat whenever they feel sufficiently threatened with the loss of power. The only time that they failed to do this, to their eternal regret, was when President Goodluck Jonathan succeeded President Umaru Yar”Adua after the latter’s death in […]
Reforming Nigeria from within- Dimeji Bankole
I went to President Yar’Adua and said I wanted to look into the issue of unspent funds not being returned or accounted for in the following year’s budget. He advised that pursuing the matter would incur a backlash, but that if I was ready for it he would support me. I chose to use internal channels to exert pressure rather than starting a public discussion in the media. The latter might have gained nationwide interest but would have done little to make reform happen. A strategy that had the buy-in of relevant stakeholders, people who could actually make change happen, was important.
Ifeanyi Ubah and Government cremation of Igbo interests
On Friday, May 5, 2017, the Department of State Services otherwise known as Nigeria’s secret police because of the nature of their mandate, arrested and detained the Managing Director of Capital Oil and Gas Ltd, Dr Ifeanyi Ubah. It is instructive to note for the benefit of this piece that Dr Ubah has since remained […]
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