A compelling case for second tenure of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Students of American political history would be consensus ad idem with me that it was the "New Deal" of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) of the United States of America (USA)1933 to 1945, that recalibrated the American political economy, redefined the relationship between the government and the masses of the people, and indeed , actualized the programmes of the welfare state as theorized by the nobel winning John Maynard Keynes.
The sublimity and dialectics of apologies
WE need not be adepts in the art of synthetical hermeneutics and titular nomenclature to be able to put in proper perspective the ethical, physical, spiritual and structural builders of man’s god-like idiosyncrasies, mind and character.
Tribute to Justus Esiri: Justus was larger than life itself
When without any preparation, I jumped out of regular employment around 1978, it was clear I was headed for deep waters. At 29, it didn’t really matter, as I foolishly believed I could conquer the world even with my bare hands! But the reality was vastly different.
Deconstructing the Anenih loyalty paradigm
THE article with the above title by Johnson Momodu in the Vanguard of March 15 is indeed an interesting piece. Obviously, the author set out to glorify the person of Chief Anthony Anenih.
Anenih’s olive branch to aggrieved PDP governors
CHAIRMAN of the Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Tony Anenih, is not new to tough political assignments, especially for the PDP.
President Jonathan’s visit to Borno State
The president’s visit to Borno State, I guess, was intended to dramatize to Nigerians at home and abroad that despite opposition to the regime, the president could still be received in Borno with respect and even enthusiasm.
