Hon T.N. Paul Birabi: The Forgotten Nigerian Nationalist By Davio Teniente I will begin with one of my favourite quotes: "If Nigeria were to be a limited liability company, Hon T.N. Paul Birabi would have been a major shareholder". Reading through the...
Blame God, Nigeriana! By Leonard Karshima Shilgba Our Nigerian way of life is the way of plenty of rituals of religion and very little of deeds to match our religious professions. It is public conduct and confessions that are...
Agenda for Delegates to National Conference. By Mohammed Zayyad Politics will definitely dominate proceedings at the National Conference. But discussions on new development models that will focus on promoting economic growth, structural changes and...
APC and the Roadmap to Nowhere By John Ainofenokhai The other week, the leading opposition party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), took its predilection for obfuscation to another level by engaging in self-serving opinion...
Oyerinde’s murder: Time to start appreciating the police? Jideofor Adibe One of news that dominated the media early last year was the alleged shoddy investigation by the police of the murder of Comrade Olaitan Oyerinde, who was until his cruel...
A Naval Officer Beat Me Up… So What? By Okachikwu Dibia “…I beat him up, yes, this old man who does not respect his gray hairs, I beat him up because he did “waka” to me and said that he will...
Abacha Award: There Is Honour Among Thieves By Perry Brimah Only a thief will give an award to a thief. Giving an award to a thief is not only a national insult, it is treason. Our pledge is to defend the nation's honour. The nation has been dragged...
We are Boko Haram By Fredrick Nwabufo As the Boko Haram “intifada” continues to transmogrify in monstrosity; upping the ante in barbarism and savagery, more Nigerians, undoubtedly, will be martyred. This is not a...
Sanusi Vs NNPC: If Only Ribadu’s Committee Report Was Not Messed- Up By Ifeanyi Izeze Those who know would agree that this country has more than enough good policies and intents scattered all over the place that could have comprehensively addressed most of the embarrassing...
Boko Haram: Can Northern Leaders Escape Responsibility? By John Udumebraye Since the outbreak of violent attacks by the Boko Haram insurgents in 2009, the group’s mode of operation, style and pace have changed markedly. Whereas, in the beginning, the...
