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The emergency rule declared in Plateau State is certainly an over-kill. If the intention was really to solve the crises, why not beef up security in the affected areas...
I am not a supporter or fan of OBJ and may never be. However, I believe that a presumptive analysis of his actions is premature and lacking good judgment by those that have continued to criticize him without all the details on why he chose his cause of action...
Nigerians needs to embrace a new generation of state governors…specifically women. They are often more forthright, they seek answers to questions not for the personal financial benefits it may bring but for the goodness it may have on the masses...
In Obasanjo’s Kingdom, there is freedom to associate as stated in the constitution of our nation. But that freedom cannot be exercised because the electoral victory of barely a year ago has become intoxicating...
I’m more concerned about the new Nollywood... Sorry to say this o, but Kelani cannot stand near these new guys. Idumota will look like slow motion beside them...
Why hasn't the president declared a state of emergency in Kano state, Lagos state, and in Kaduna, Benue, Kwara, and in the Niger Delta region? After all, lawlessness reigns supreme in some of these states. Now, let's see if Mr. Obasanjo can toy with Kano and Kaduna - without dangerous repercussions...
Regardless of the differences in life, I am bound to my late father in death because his demise altered my mind and our relationship and its lack became meaningful. I discovered only at his funeral - a righteousness that I expect would count for him on judgement day...
I especially wonder why the Nigerian intelligence community has had so many “failures.” Why for instance, have these agencies not been able to imbed some of their members in the inner circles of those responsible for fanning religious and ethnic conflicts?
"I still insist that there is a land registry at the FCTA. You go there and do your investigations instead of asking me to respond to pure rubbish…. What is your problem? Land?"
Though entertainment has become one of the biggest industries worldwide, and that for obvious reasons, but a couple of 'concerned' Christians feel the church should focus more on meeting the spiritual needs of people...
The docility of Nigerians to the affairs of this country and the President continued absence explains why information managers in Abuja can continue to spin webs upon webs of lies to cover up what should be in the public domain...
Today, I am subpoenaing my humble self to the court of public opinion. Such rigid, scrupulous, self-probing and creative scrutiny becomes necessary in order to clarify obfuscation and possibly gag the ad-hominem attacks and tortured ravings of some commentators...
Anyone can pick a cause, but few are picked to lead movements. When a heart has been bruised by the sufferings of others, the spiritual connection among those people has extraordinary strength...
This year, it will be 50 years exactly since the Union Jack was lowered and Nigeria declared an independent country. How have we fared within these 50 years? What are the results or consequence of absence of political sovereignty? Where are we today?
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