“New” national anthem is national self-debasement
That instantiates a phenomenon that social anthropologists call cultural cringe.
Do campaigns have to be bloody to win?
As the blatant lies, fake promises and dark schemes of politicians have come back to haunt them, a number of them begotten of this season seem determined to return to their natural habitat – the mud.
The Yoruba have won their agitation
They know when to pounce, when to retreat, and when to negotiate.
Why President Buhari loves Dave Umahi
The President has 36 Governors to relate with, and possibly contend with. Political party would not matter, as he is the father of all. And good fathers, they say, should not like a child more than the other.
Open letter to Mallam Nuhu Ribadu: National Security and Institutionalization of Crime Profiling and...
The EFCC you headed as pioneer Chairman is now an institution feared and respected by Nigerians, well over sixteen years after you left the office.
Kaduna 2023: The declarations and the head that fits the crown
Also, by sponsoring a bill for the establishment of a Federal Medical Centre in Kaduna state.
Time to move on – A brief note to Jonathan supporters by Inibehe Effiong
You are an accomplice if you only speak out when it is convenient for you, but remain silent when your favourite politician is in government.
My June 12 birthday and a date in our history by Ifeanyi Okali
My life has since birth never run short of history.
Sheikh Gumi: The untouchable terrorist negotiator and careless talker
This state does not show one that is uncertain or one that is guessing, it shows one that is certain, and strongly sends a warning.