Road to 2027: Tinubu, his army of experienced spokesmen
The Nativity: Why Mary belongs to us all
Before The President responds
Ogboru’s Lincoln argument and Otive Igbuzor
Jonathan’s foreign trips: Benefits to the political economy
Between Oritsejafor and Ayodele
Missing $49.8bn, CBN and the rest of us
Is Oshiomhole victim of his comrades?
Human dignity of migrants and Nigeria
Some Lessons from FRSC this season
Chime’s breach of protocol
Giant strides in Osun
OBJ’s Letter: Let Atiku speak for himself
Lekki Port: Decoupling politics and governance
Leaders and uncouth language
Fuss over Abuja-Abaji-Lokoja road contract variation
Health professionals and Orhii: Truth and falsehood
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SubscribeSocial media and OBJ’s letter
THE media, especially newspapers, online and social media are feasting on what is now referred to as famous letter sent to President Goodluck Jonathan by erstwhile former president now elder statesman, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo. The ex-president wrote an 18-page letter to President Goodluck Jonathan accusing him of failing Nigerians in his position as the President of the country.
Re:2015 presidency-Blood will flow…
I READ with much pain in my bones, heartache and running stomach the interview granted by a second Republic member of House of Representatives and a Russian trained medical doctor Junaid Mohammed, captioned 2015: there’ll be bloodshed, if Jonathan runs, warns Junaid Mohammed.
Five days that changed a life
FIVE days in the life of mortals is a very trivial amount of time but so much could happen within that seemingly miniscule speck of time to change the direction of our lives for good. Coming up against her state governor, Mrs Ifijeh’s world had considerably buckled on November 28 but by the end of that day, it must have been clear to her that she was not alone.
Mandela’s nobility, the ‘dwarfishness’ of the Nigerian counterpart
WATCHING the reports and tributes pouring out from CNN and other global media, I was overwhelmed by the huge impact, a simple philosophy of ‘ humility and forgiveness’ can have on the human race. It was so touching, to capture the noble traits of a man, who did not allow the circumstances of his birth and background, diminish his greatness.
Assumptions
Aristotle,the legendary Greek philosopher, committed a school boy error, a mistake you do not expect from a renown intellectual.
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