CDS Oluyede and the wellness of our troops
Southern Nigeria leaders as stooges of hegemonists
In Akwa Ibom, the merriment continues
Jesus and the criminals
Open letter to Group MD, NNPC
At 55 are we truly independent?
Prof Bede Okigbo: The foremost Nigerian religious scientist
#KogiDecides: Meet the APC Team, Abubakar Audu and James Faleke
Saraki: The unfolding drama
Selective probe or not, let the music play on
Delta State, poverty and sustainable job creation
Saving Nigeria from oppressive governors
A Diasporan in the storm of Edo politics
Re: Salaries and Primary School Certificate saga
NNPC’s quiet revolution
DAKKADA: Udom sets agenda for revival
Amaechi’s legacy remains indellible

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Nigeria not yet out of the woods
AMERICAN and Western European experts predicted that Nigeria will disintegrate in 2015. With the political desperation and frenzy that marked the political campaigns of the 2015 presidential election, many thought that Nigeria was at the point of the predicted 2015 disintegration. Surprisingly, the election took place without the much anticipated violence.
Chibok girls, Boko haram and the wait
IT is over five hundred days since the news of the abducted Chibok girls came to the spotlight. To some people then, it was unthinkable, even much so now. Imagine the scenario; over two hundred secondary school students, let us say at most twenty of them per truck, that will be over ten trucks. Then imagine their accommodation and feeding.
The analyst on a free fall
THE fact is that the Lagos Traffic Law has been defied since it was enacted. In spite of heavy investment in enforcement which led to the seizure of thousands of motorcycles, the recrudescent return of commercial motorcyclists to restricted routes had become a nightmare that the previous administration battled with minimal results, particularly in semi-urban […]
Generation of political heroes
NOW that the ominous political atmosphere has dispersed, the realities of war and strife gone, because the ruling party of PDP stepped backwards, we now have peace, thanks to God. We must now reassess our political behaviours that send us to the precipice at every election. It is beautiful to live and work in peace. Therefore, I will be looking at the ratio decidendi.
The Anambra PDP comedy
CHANGE is everywhere now. President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GEJ, has changed to President Muhammadu Buhari, PMB. The massive umbrella has been replaced with a common broom.

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