Nigeria is indeed a dynamic country where we have found the habit of looking at things mainly upside down and without giving it a second
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Category: Opinion
That Deserved Doctorate To Buratai -By David Onmeje
Initially, It seemed very foggy to me. I was one of the few critics who interrogated why the Kaduna State University, (KSUK), Kaduna had to
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Opprobrious NASS And The 2019 Budget-By Gabriel Ikese
The idea of popular election of Legislators is generally regarded as admirable. Yet the selection process does not always permit the widest possible choices. And
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Nigerian Military And The Act Of Victory-By Richards Murphy
Sun Tzu, the Chinese war veteran, strategist and tactician of world repute, throbs military leaders with this enriching warfare philosophy. Its catchy phrase prescribes thus;
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2019 : Buhari Testing The Microphone In Kano-By Ibrahim Ibrahim
Kano, the political headquarters of Northern Nigeria was agog yesterday in a fanfare atmosphere. The occasion? Over 5,000 members of the Kwankwasiyya movement decamped from
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Buratai’s Soothing Balm And The Courage To Fight On-By Sunday Ochai
I am charmed by the courage, mien and resilience of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) and leader of Nigeria’s counter-insurgency operations, Lt. Gen. Tukur
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Men Don’t Cry, But I Cried!
I sent my car for service in preparation for my trip to Benue since Wednesday. The vehicle was not returned until yesterday evening. I was
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Baban Salkida Got It Wrong Again-By Richard Murphy
Boko Haram expert (more of Boko Haram Chief Propagandist) Ahmad Salkida is doing a yeoman’s job in perpetrating belief in the invincibility of the terror
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Shehu Sani’s Cracked Mirror-By Philip Agbese
One of the greatest and terrible fallouts from the rise of Trumpism is the penchant for the cloning and replication of copycats across the globe,
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IMN’s Audacity of Lawlessness-By Femi Giwa
The Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) has succeeded where others failed. It has successfully branded itself as the victim, effectively casting the Nigerian state as
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