The 9/11 that never happened: What Britain saved the world from
TWENTY-FIVE years after the planes struck America, the most frightening part of 9/11 may not be what the terrorists achieved, but what they originally intended to achieve - and what intelligence agencies have since learned to prevent.
Honouring the memory of Chinua Achebe
MY first encounter with Chinua Achebe was through the sociological cum literary eyes of the immortal and seminal Things Fall Apart (TFA), first as a secondary school aficionado of the in-any-form written word.
The tale of two APCs
WHEN politicians cry to the high heavens about some inanities as if their entire lives depended upon them for survival, discerning onlookers are always amazed.
Osun’s changing environment
I HAVE lived through several administrations since the creation of OsunState and none has had the sort of visible impact that this man has had in so short a time.
Between Delta State govt and Shell (2)
IN his address to the Institute of Directors, Brian Anderson, who was until June 1997 the Managing Director of Nigeria’s Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited observed that: “The world around us is changing rapidly; liberalisation, globalisation and technology are three powerful forces at the global level shaping the future.
Lost in the global radar
A BOLD foreign policy has become major mishap in the face of grave internal problems confronting Nigeria today. As they say in Latin, FUIMUS TROVES-we were once Trojans but TROY is no more.
