Articles & Opinions

By Michael Egbejumi-David First saw Ms Ogar on London’s BEN Television about a couple of years ago.  I can no longer remember what it was she was pushing on BEN …

  By Prince Charles Dickson   You can’t teach an old dog new tricks Old axiom   As 2015 approaches, the permutations are building, baring a miracle, the man with …

By Thompson Essien. Brother Umana Okon Umana: I have a feeling that if you had your way, you might have preferred that I sent this letter to you in private. …

 By Idowu Ajanaku In the desperate search for political relevance, not a few Nigerian politicians behave like common whores, throwing morals to the dogs. Within the matrix of the content …

  Farouk Martins Aresa Nigerian police were so lawless, they would kill for twenty naira. Words like anger do spread. Situation has changed and spread from big cities. People just …

by Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi It is unfortunate that in a matter of hours, the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, would have made good its earlier notice of reintroducing charges on ATM …

By Abba Adakole The garrulity of Oby Ezekwesili appears to know no bounds. Now that she has dumped every ethical standard to pursue the matter of the over 200 Chibok …

By Prince Charles Dickson The painful stories coming out of West Africa about Ebola shock our sensibilities. We have more advanced tools and greater capacity for communication and collaboration than …

By Francis Ehigiator The online dictionary – dictionary.com – describes hemorrhage as a profuse discharge of blood, as from a ruptured blood vessel.  In looking for a word to best describe the ongoing exodus from the All Progressives Congress (APC) of its …