The Itsekiri Moment
Boko Haram: A people’s alternative to peace (2)
Boko Haram: A people’s alternative to peace
The Chavez in Aregbesola
The war against Rochas Okorocha
Auctioneers and Buyers of Igbo Presidency
PDP BoT: Anenih’s second coming
Deconstructing the Anenih loyalty paradigm
Oduah and aviation industry appointments
Anenih, the enigma of our time
Turning Abuja streets into motor parks
As wives relocate abroad, husbands turn ‘bachelors’
Aregbesola’s American visit
Light in the Power tunnel
The economics of a National Quality Policy (2)

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Echoes of Fela’s dirge
ONE of the many things that that tireless nonconformist, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, did for Nigerian music was to change it from merely a medium for praising and ingratiating the rich and mouthing romantic platitudes to a medium for mass enlightenment and crusading against bad leadership and social injustice.
The economics of a National Quality Policy
A NATIONAL Quality Policy, NQP, is composite, capable of touching all areas of national life positively and lastingly.
The synthetic of Aso Rock
LET’S take a close look at the seat of government in France, Great Britain and United States of America, in comparison to our own- the Presidential Villa which we refer to often as Aso Rock in Abuja.
Much ado about APC (2)
THE ACN is at best a relic of an African traditional cultural association which accords the elderly unquestionable loyalty and followership. And because of this, both Chief Akande and Chief Bola Tinubu have vigorously defended the lack of primary elections in the ACN.
BORNO: A league of Ignorants as professionals
IT was clear that some fifth columnists were at work, when last week what started like an agenda setting move by a faceless group snowballed into media bashing of former Borno State Governor, senator Ali Modu Sheriff, his godson Governor Kashim Shettima and Governor Kashim’s deputy, Alhaji Zannah Umar Mustapha.
Reality TV Shows: A springboard to stardom
Imagine Femi Kuti judging a singing competition, or Omotola Jalade-Ekehinde living her everyday life for the entire continent to see? These are just a few instances which may have seemed next to impossible a few years back. Welcome to the era of reality television, a place where fiction meets reality.
Much ado about APC
I will use figures released by INEC on 02/02/2013 for the KanoState assembly bye-election result to illustrate the above point.
When work becomes a sexual battleground
To mark International Women’s Day on March 8th, which focuses on ‘violence against women’, the ILO is highlighting the issue of sexual harassment in the workplace – an often subtle but disturbing form of aggression.
How Dickson turned Bayelsa to massive construction sites
INFRASTRUCTURAL development is one of the major components of economic growth of a developing nation.
John Abba Ogbodo: Death is a crafty thief
My brother, the Ogbodo One, it is still difficult to come to terms with what has become a sad reality. How could death have overpowered the one and only Ogbodo One- the enigmatic and energetic Ogbodo? Yes, the Good Son of the Good Man.

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