We fought for the masses by increasing the pump price of petroleum and decreasing that of kerosene. But somehow, some rascals in the ministry forged my signature. Now, I think …

To whom much is given, much is expected.  Nigerians have sacrificed a great deal and given much patience to its leaders over the years.  It is therefore no surprise to …

…The point is made in very subtle ways that women writers are a kind of second class citizens who should be kept together, – out of the mainstream – to …

…The point is made in very subtle ways that women writers are a kind of second class citizens who should be kept together, – out of the mainstream – to …

The British electorate ought to take pride in what they have just done in proving to the world, one more time, that the United Kingdom still leads the world in forcefully projecting the …

President Obasanjo recently admitted being pressured by some Nigerians to stay on for another term, but he has not told us their reasons for urging him to stay on. It is …

Anyone who has not taken complete leave of his senses looking at world events and the speed at which they unfold would agree that any opportunity to pray is welcome. …

Politics these days, especially in most African countries is corruption-dominated and formulaic.  The most powerful individuals with the most influence will almost always win regardless of the votes of the …

My reading of Obasanjo is unflattering. If he had begun his presidency with the kind of zeal he is now displaying, Nigeria would have been a much better country. Or, …

While the war against corruption rages on, the past beneficiaries of corruption are not idle. Everyone knows that one of the major causes of corruption is the lack of accountability …