Nigerian Railways Modernisation and Expansion By Salisu Na’inna Dambatta
Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe the first President of Nigeria, was born in Zungeru, Niger State. Chief Ifeanyi Jim Nwobodo, a former Minister of Sports Development and […]
Column / Opinion
Governor Zulum and COAS Buratai’s exemplary acts of compassion, Suleiman Uba Gaya
For the family of Paul Ojo, an 85-year old Nigerian who retired as Warrant Officer in the Nigerian Army, Monday, August 17, 2020, started like […]
In case they didn’t tell the president, by Dan Agbese
In the last one week or so, some very eminent Nigerians, either individually or in groups, have issued statements on the unacceptable state of the […]
Zamfara banditry: Mineral resource control or partisan politics, by Zainab Suleiman Okino
Just like the oil conundrum, which has raised the pertinent question of it being a curse or blessing, the presence of huge mineral deposits in […]
Inside Kano animal farm where the law is below Gov. Ganduje, by Majeed Dahiru
When English journalist, writer and novelist, Eric Arthur Blair published his famous piece of literary genius titled ‘’Animal Farm’’ in 1945, he possibly didn’t […]
Fuel subsidy removal: The needless furore
By Maryam I. Shettima Mr President is in the eye of the storm recently for bravely realizing the inevitable expungement of the fuel subsidy in […]
President Buhari focused on nation building and unity of Nigeria
By FEMI ADESINA To state that we live in challenging times is perhaps an understatement and does very little justice in accurately capturing our current realities. […]
Hailers and Wailers: Who are more patriotic?
By Hassan Gimba This article was first published in December 2017 and repeated in August 2018. With change being the only constant in human life, […]
On Army’s ‘controversial’ killing of Benue’s most-wanted criminal
By Suleiman Uba Gaya About a year ago, Nigerians woke up to a frightening-looking pictures, published by virtually all the nation’s newspapers, showing the respected […]
From APC promise of change to Buhari’s change of promise, by Majeed Dahiru
Purporting to remove subsidy on refined petroleum products and deregulate the downstream sector of Nigeria’s petroleum and gas industry, President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration has recently […]
Who shall save us from killer-doctors?
Theophilus Abbah They don’t belong to the bracket of quack doctors, who dispense drugs and inject victims with satanic and murderous dosage of chemicals. They […]
Journalists, lawyers and national unity
The Nigerian media has come a long way since Iwe Irohin fun Awon Ara Egba ati Yoruba (literally Newspaper for the Egba and Yoruba) was birthed on […]
Sule Lamido @72: Celebrate Lamido, celebrate democracy
By Adamu Muhd Usman One cannot celebrate democracy without celebrating Sule Lamido, who has spent the greater part of his life defending and working for […]
Ego-tripping in the National Assembly, by Dan Agbese
The wasteful obsession of the national assembly with the review of the constitution has quite often baffled me. What really is it about? Is it […]
The minister most maligned
By Aniebo Nwamu Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouq has become a household name in the country, apparently because she is in charge of a ministry in […]