Noose, noose everywhere in Africa
These are not the best of times for African journalists. Official noose, not to be mistaken for a necktie, continues to tighten around their elongated
Dialogue With My Country
Dialogue With My Country
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I borrowed the title of this column from the late American novelist and polemicist, Norman Mailer, once regarded as the enfant terrible of American li
Let the press be, Mr President
The struggle never ends. Haroun Adamu usually signed off his column in the Daily Times with the warning: the struggle continues. Under every governmen
Minus the poor, plus the poor
I did not know we were on a roll. The good times were actually rolling but I was too deaf to hear and too blind to see the changes wrought by the man
The case for a national conversation
In my column, “The burden of Nigeria’s Unfinished businesses,” (May 24), I suggested that part of our problems as a nation is that we are hobbled by s