MOUAU crisis: Prof Iwe and the verdict of history
By KALU OKORONKWO University administration in Nigeria has over the years produced so many great academic leaders and transformers. From Professor Eni Njoku, the first Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos, to Professor Kenneth Onwuka Dike, the first indigenous Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, to Professor Ango Abdullahi, the youngest Vice-Chancellor of any Nigerian university […]
IMN: understanding Nigerians’ Disdain For Terrorism
These are certainly not the best of times for members of the Sheik Ibraheem El-Zakzaky led Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) or the Nigerian Shiites. Their actions in the recent past have provoked very damning consequences for the sect members, much more as Nigerians are convinced of its links to the ISIS of Iran.
Fighting corruption and economic recession
We have enough human resources to develop our own polices
Goodbye, Fidel Castro
The death of Fidel Castro was long expected and when it finally came on Friday night, there was very little surprise across the world. He was 90, and in August, he had himself predicted that he would not live beyond 90. He had been sick for about ten years, compelling him to hand over power […]
Buhari, Jonathan and the Loyalty Test
I read Buba Galadima’s warnings to President Muhammadu Buhari in which, in pretty much the same way as the President’s wife, Aisha Buhari, he warned the incumbent to mend his ways quickly because the masses of Nigeria had abandoned him. I was not very surprised at the strong rebuke that came from the Presidency especially […]
American Notes: Trump welcomes his “worst nightmare”
Trump took the unconventional steps of lambasting Romney, saying he choked in an election he had every opportunity to win
