Why Tinubu Must Sack His US Lawyer By Festus Adedayo
When Chief Obafemi Awolowo died in 1987, amid a deluge of musical tributes in his honour, a line among those offerings stood out, evergreen. Sang...
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Inside Buhari’s Cattle Farm By Femi Adesina
I spent three days in Daura, Katsina State, about a fortnight ago, visiting with our former President and my principal, Muhammadu Buhari. I got more...
MohBad: When Talent Is Not Enough By Akeem Busari
The death of Nigerian singer, rapper Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, popularly known as MohBad has continued to generate mixed reactions amongst music fans and concerned Nigerians...
Agbor-Abraka-Eku-Sapele Road And The Shamelessness Of Agege And Delta APC
BY FRED EDOREH It is good news for Deltans that Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has ordered remedial works on the Agbor-Abraka-Eku-Sapele road to alleviate the suffering...
Jagun Jagun And The Culture Of Misplaced Activism By Abdulrazaq Hamzat
I hardly watch movies. But some how, I watched jagun jagun movie. In the movie, while many are mesmerized with the costume, action and others,...
Between Technocrats And Politicians In Governance
BY MUIZ BANIRE (SAN) Since the new democratic dispensation in Nigeria, the issue of the inclusion of ‘technocrats’ in the composition of cabinets at the...
Delta @32: On Solid Ground As Oborevwori Works The Talk
BY FRED EDOREH From creation on August 27, 1991, Delta State has grown rapidly in national and global socio-economic prominence. With successive governmental leadership having...
Niger Republic On Global Chess Board By Abdulrazaq Hamzat
The wave of military coups in West Africa that had previously swept over Mali and Burkina Faso finally reached Niger Republic about two weeks ago,...
Another Perspective On Military Junta In West Africa And Foreign Interest
BY ABDULRAZAQ HAMZAT 1. The coup in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger Republic was led by mostly US trained military officers. 2. Russia, through its...