Countdown to 2027: Edo North is for Oshiomhole
Making better money decisions in 2027 (1)
When OBJ became Buhari’s forerunner
Tarzoor: Return of the native
The change we need
The dilemma of neo-Buharists
Fashola on Buhari: Age is More Than Just a Number
Who will ask Obasanjo to shut up?
Mrs. Buhari Will Vote for Jonathan
Why I am in support of Mbaka, by Rev Okwara
The Okowa plan
Projecting 2015 elections cautiously
X-raying the Jonathan years
Problem with Bolaji Akinyemi’s letter
My link with Vanguard
Do something, President Jonathan
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SubscribeMbaka’s message, not from Holy Spirit – Southern Christian Elders
The Southern Nigeria Christian Elders’Forum, SOCEF, Sunday, faulted the “prophetic message” of Enugu Catholic Priest, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, concerning President Goodluck Jonathan.
2015: Change and triangular desperation
There is no doubting the fact that Nigeria as a social system is basically passing through a most challenging period in its one hundred years of existence since its amalgamation in 1914. The year 2015 is fundamentally and historically important and specific year that will determine and shape another foundation for Nigeria upon which the continuity or demise of Nigeria will be based.
Tambuwal: The Eagle clocks 49
As one political circle goes for another, elected office holders are traversing the length and breadth of the country giving account of their stewardship in the last four years and seeking a fresh mandate from the people. Many will face their constituents not knowing the sort of reaction they will get.
How Jonathan Killed His Good luck
With a tension soaked atmosphere, the Nigeria general election hits a countdown of days as various political parties and contenders continue to rally round for the sympathy and votes of the electorates.
Adamawa: Halting the bitter cacophony
Indeed this belief is a golden rule. It is not exclusive to politics. Even in the prominent fates that we adhere and believe in, a magnanimity in victory and gallantry in defeat especially, is what distinguishes real sportsmen from dilettantes and desperadoes. The outcome of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) primary election in Adamawa State has exposed some politicians to belong to the latter category of sportsmen.
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