Bridging Nigeria’s housing gap through mortgage financing
Ondo Ogun Festival: The biggest street carnival in Africa
Boko Haram, OBJ: Breaking the myth
An open letter to APC presidential delegates
Boko Haram and APC’s changing narrative
2015 elections and national interest
Still on Agbaje and the credibility challenge
Gospel according to St. Obasanjo (1)
What if the commander is a saboteur?
Of cloners, forgers and the APC
Ode to Baba Iyabo
Another look at Obanikoro
SON: Midwifing the new China
Jonathan, Keshi & the little things
The man who will help build delta state
Why our democracy is under threat
Why should Nigerians vote Jonathan again?

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SubscribeHunters, Boko Haram and a maligned Army
THE story of David and Goliath remains a popular and fascinating tale. A young shepherd slays a seasoned and —by some accounts— gigantic soldier. This story plays into the narrative of the underdog emerging triumphant despite overwhelming odds. And everybody loves a victorious underdog.
Solomon Ogba: Celebrating an achiever
Athletics Federation of Nigeria, AFN, President, Evangelist Solomon Omamoezi Ogba is one fellow I feel has been unfairly under-celebrated in Nigeria. A consummate politician and sports administrator par excellence, Ogba, who has bagged a variety of academic qualifications, is currently pursuing a Doctorate Degree in Sports Management from the United States Sports Academy, Damphine, Alabama, United States of America.
Pastor Bosun Emmanuel: The political red herring
preach hateful politics, he removed whatever credibility that may be attached to his said message. I would have taken the same position if he had used the pulpit to promote APC and demonise PDP. And his premise for labelling APC an Islamic party was so puerile, disingenuous and downright illogical.
A weak state and her sub-state terror groups
I like the Niger Delta militants. Or are they ex militants now?
They dropped their arms or so, we were told, and collected tons of cash in exchange. Perhaps, it was a virtual exchange. So they are not supposed to have weapons or, at least, should not flaunt their capacity to inflict violence. That is a reasonable expectation. So much for reasonableness.
Revealed: How Ibori picked interest in Obu
It was to be a routine meeting for manpower deployment in the new Government of James Ibori in Delta State. Present in this meeting were the Chief Officer of State himself, James Ibori, the Secretary to State Government Engineer Erhuero, the Commissioner for Finance David Edevbie and some other members of the State Cabinet.
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