The night train to hell
As young students, knowing the rail lines of Nigeria was a compulsory assignment if you were studying Civics or Geography.
North and Tinubu’s Back-to-Lagos moves
These twin events conspired to construct a semblance of intentional, Tinubu-backed first steps in an ultimate, long-hatched ditch-Abuja-for-Lagos scheme in the minds of some Northerners.
Deborah: Victim of WhatsApp rule violators
As we flip over this page and move on, we would most likely overlook the real problem that led to this tragedy.
Opinion: Why Abba Kyari deserves his Coronavirus status and more punishment
Nigeria recorded its first case of the pandemic last month and since then calls for Nigerians to practise social distancing and self-isolation have repeatedly been canvassed for.
Nigeria at COP28: Separating the facts from fiction
President Tinubu and other officials on the Federal government delegation are in Dubai for serious business not jamboree.
Nigeria and war of tongues by Femi Adesina
It is fiercer than insurgency, terrorism, banditry, kidnappings, armed robbery, cult killings, ritual murders, all put together.
Sunday Igboho’s visit to Ibarapa: Necessary lawlessness Part 1
We should avoid throwing away the child with the bath-water.
The abominable slaughter of a martyr called Deborah
Worse still it has set back ethnic and religious harmony in our country and threatens to fuel and ressurect age-old divisions, bad blood, malevolence and malice between our people.
The Abba Kyari I knew by Sesugh Akume
We write our own eulogies by our actions and inactions, not necessarily by what people say after we are gone. This is the lesson for the living whilst we are still alive.