Naija women will settle any day for a corrupt 419er with no drop of romance than a hard working night soil man with his eyes full of love. Is it …
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It is not hard to see why many Nigerian young men are either postponing their marriageable age or altogether abandoning the enterprise. From Nigeria to America and even Europe the …
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It will be with great regret that I will be giving you tomorrow’s news today; Newsflash: Pat Utomi loses in Moonslide in the April Nigeria Presidential Election…
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I am a strong advocate for Atiku’s right to run for the often mentioned reasons of the rule of law…
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If there is any group of people that have been misrepresented either by their kind or those who don’t know or have not met them, it will be the Nigerian …
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In the street fight between the president and his “vice” truth is indeed very scarce to come by. Both camps have behaved as if they have the monopoly of truth…
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What he is desperate for I do not know, but for sure he is desperate. His speech betrays him. He appears to be fearful for nothing. For how else do …
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Obasanjo as a specimen never ceases to amuse me. This is a man that nominated a Vice President for two terms, I mean twice in the space of four years …
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Can we insult Olusegun Obasanjo without denigrating the Presidency? Can Olusegun Obasanjo fight Atiku Abubakar without dragging the exalted office of the Vice President into the mud?
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It is apparent that after seven plus years of waffling, missing, walking, limping, grins and cheers, democracy has by and large been good to Nigeria…
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The insertion of certain voices of reason into public discourse usually changes not only the tone of that conversation but the direction. Professor Wole Soyinka’s recent eruption, I’m afraid, has shown the …
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In the past, I have had cause to praise the Nigerian judiciary for due diligence and hard work. Under normal circumstances, I am the last person you want to look …
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For Nigerians, this has been an exceptional year in political and socio-economic terms. The year represents perhaps the last month before birth, the last bridge before the destination on our road to either …
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Yar’Adua represents a continuation of a culture of mediocrity, a relegation of meritocracy for expediency and the victory of manipulation over strategy. Yar’Adua is not the best Nigeria can offer …
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Women and their conniving abilities never cease to surprise me. Even the best of them, as soon as you think you have them all figured out na so dem go …
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Nigeria is a country in dire need of a revolution or something close to it. It is my opinion that the seeming inability to sustain revolution in Nigeria is twin: …