Reflections on Speaker Abbas-led House’s action against insecurity in 2025
Pension scam and the faces of corrupt officers
Tribute to Nwokenife, a patriot
Good night, Baba Abolarinwa
Akwa Ibom: Connecting people through bridges
The Edo rumour mill
Kema Chikwe: A new lease of life for PDP women
Anenih-Ogbemudia: Tales of an enduring political bond
Obi and APGA’s fortunes (2)
An encounter with Gov. Orji
Obi and APGA’s fortunes
Why democracy is fragile in Africa
Niger Deltans need development, not militancy
Why Edo PDP is in disarray
Nothing is new and nothing is changing
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SubscribeA new vista for youths in Delta
I have watched with keen interest the silent revolution in youth engagement taking place in Delta State in the last six months and decided to comment on the young commissioner leading this change initiative powered by Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan.
Uduaghan and the victory dance
FOR Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan, medical doctor and governor of Delta State , politics must rank as the toughest vocation in all of human enterprise.
Edo and the political correctness of Airhiavbere’s endorsements
ON Saturday, March 31, 2012, an event took place in the palace of the Ojuromi of Uromi and Chairman of the Esan Traditional Rulers’ Council, HRH Anselm Zaiki Eidenojie 11 that brought a respite to the convoluted Edo State political landscape, which had hitherto been hijacked and recklessly manipulated by an army of occupation that has been operating in the guise of governance in the State.
Considering Okonjo-Iweala for the World bank top job
FOLLOWING the announcement by Robert Zoellick, the current President of the World Bank, that he would not seek re-election later this year, the question that has popped up in some quarters is: “Who succeeds Mr. Zoellick?” Must it be another American?
Garlands for Immigration boss
FIFTY-NINE years ago, precisely on March 23, 1953, the family of Rev. Ezekiel Nwogu Uzu and Mrs Cecilia Ozichi Uzu in the sleepy town of Umuahia, begot a new baby, a female child.
Police/FRSC’s tug of war
NIGERIA, by all standards, is a peculiar country. Here is a country in which many queer developments in civilized world are never seen as strange. The system of governance in this country is so inconsistent that discordant tunes from the same ministry or government department are sung from time to time only to throw the […]
Between Tompolo and waterways concessioning
THE administration of President Goodluck Jonathan appears determined to eradicate all forms of illegality in the Nigerian Water-ways – smuggling, hijacking, robbery and illegal oil bunkering. Towards this end the administration came up with a pragmatic maritime policy.
Obasanjo and a nation of hateful bigots (2)
YAR’ADUA did not contemplate becoming Nigeria’s president. He didn’t dream it and it didn’t even flicker in his mind.
I remember vividly that day in 2006 (can’t remember the exact date now) when he was invited to a house in the Aso Rock Villa. Present were two governors apart from Yar’Adua, one presidential assistant and one business magnate.
Taraba: The art of advancing unity in diversity
COME April 11, 2012, Taraba State would be agog with what we have termed TAFEST ( Taraba State Festival of Arts and Culture). It is a maiden edition of the cultural fiesta as Jalingo comes alive with dancers, masquerades and arts from all the local government areas. It would be a four-day affair full of gaiety and fun.
Plea bargain, men of God and Lamorde: A case for paradigm shift
IN Christianity, validly baptised Christians are configured to Christ in his three messianic functions or roles, namely: the Priestly, the Kingly and the Prophetic.
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