IBB at 80: A birthday tribute and his good leadership prescription, by Dan Agbese
Former President Ibrahim Babangida, the beloved Maradona in our national politics, turned 80 on August 17. The current of history has moved him down stream […]
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APC, PDP house of commotion and the imperative of alternatives
The tension arising from governing APC’s multifaceted crises got to their peak last week when the Secretary of the Extraordinary Caretaker and Convention Planning Committee, […]
What have we done for the next generation?, by Hassan Gimba
There is light on the horizon for Nigeria. The fight against insurgency in the North East is now succeeding since the change of military chiefs […]
FG must tread the path of honour, Dan Agbese
Successive federal administrations have collectively earned a well-deserved reputation for their wretched dealing with labour. They serially break agreements reached between them and labour after […]
The promises of 2015, by Dan Agbese
In keeping with our political tradition, President Muhammadu Buhari must show the nation his report card on his, obviously and unarguably, sterling performances in office […]
The things we don’t understand, by Dan Agbese
Senator Bola Tinubu recently told the ethnic champions beating the drums of separatism that we are better off being together. He echoed President Buhari who […]
Sale of national assets: Another self-destructive jamboree
The Nigerian leadership has once again embarked on a national past time of walking in the dark in ignominy. The minister of finance, Zainab Ahmed […]
Understanding U.S wars, ISIS and Qassem Soleimani’s assassination
By Hajj Waziri Isa Roohullah “Those who commit the murders, write the reports” – Ida B. Wells “If you are not careful, the Newspapers will […]
An agenda beyond 60 years
By Hassan Gimba “If you are planning for a year, plant rice. If you are planning for ten years, plant tree. If you are planning […]
But Hushpuppi is just a true puppy
By Hassan Gimba “I swore never to be silent whenever and wherever human beings endure suffering and humiliation. We must take sides…to remain silent and […]
When tomorrow comes
By Dan Agbese The National Bureau of Statistics, to use an economic jargon, released the country’s total public portfolio last week. It showed that as […]
Now that MMB is APC interim chairman
By Hassan Gimba That the All Progressives Congress (APC) was galloping towards disintegration was obvious. That other political parties, especially the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), […]
Rape and the uncertain world of the girl-child
By Zainab Suleiman Okino Everyday when you hear of rape cases, you wonder whether the world has gone banana; what has come of humanity that […]
Nigeria’s survival in post-COVID-19 world
By Majeed Dahiru A combination of lower demands as a result of acute global economic paralysis arising from the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus pandemic […]
The COVID-19 war against humanity
By Majeed Dahiru Whereas mankind has committed enormous human and material resources in developing military arsenals in order to defend it against fellow human adversaries, […]