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 […]
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Let’s listen to Obasanjo, by Dan Agbese
These are the facts. Some people just cannot stand President Obasanjo’s guts. They would rather he be seen, not heard. They want him to padlock […]
Shame on northern Nigerians, by Dan Agbese
Email: ochima495@gmail.com SMS: 09055001912 A typical day and a typical news bulletin in northern Nigeria: “Bandits kill 21, burn houses in Katsina communities invasion;” “Bandits hold […]
The seasonal madness, Dan Agbese
And the seasonal madness is already upon us. I am torn between wasting my sympathy on PDP and wasting my tears for our country. PDP […]
Waiting for Godot, by Dan Agbese
We are familiar with abandoned projects. They range from economic to political and social projects, each conceived, poorly or not, with the best intentions to […]
June 12: How to honour Abiola, by Dan Agbese
It seems President Muhammadu Buhari did not quite get it. June 12 was an opportunity for him to do two things: a) enunciate the political […]
Let’s tell Buhari not to forget the police reforms, by Dan Agbese
In the wake of the brutal and violent suppression of the #EndSARS sit-in protest by our youths at the Lekki Tollgate, Lagos, by the Nigerian […]
We are still ‘dancing on the brink’, Dan Agbese
The news ought to be good, very good now with 22 years of precious democracy under our belt. The government of the people by the […]
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 […]
National dialogue in two words, by Dan Agbese
We have a very limited vocabulary in what passes for our national dialogue, debate, conversation and incendiary arguments that quite often shake the foundation of […]
Just a reminder, Mr President, by Dan Agbese
Let us begin by stating the obvious, the very obvious. Presidents are busy, very busy people. They have to think and plan for the lives […]
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 […]
One foot in the door of restructuring, by Dan Agbese
Here is something very important that should make you perk up your ears. Last week, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, governor of Lagos State, signed a new state […]
Buhari and the separatist agitators, by Dan Abgese
Presidential spokesman, the gentlemanly Garba Shehu, said April 20 that agitations for secession could not intimidate Buhari. Perhaps not. But the statement itself is not […]
The fuel subsidy shuffle, by Dan Agbese
At long last, the penny dropped with a quiet but disturbing thud. It finally shattered our illusion that President Muhammadu Buhari was the man to […]