Lessons from Dariye’s bruising Waterloo
The Nigerian adage “every day is for the thief, one day is for the owner” came true last Friday when Joshua Dariye met his bruising Waterloo at the Su
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From Magu-fully to Magu-foolish — Elegy to missed heroism
I was a rookie reporter when the late Sardaunan Katsina, Alhaji Ibrahim Coomassie, was the Commissioner of Police in Kwara State. On a National Day pa
Bawa’s thorns
The very setting of the confirmation hearing, which we wrote about last week, illustrates many thorns that will be on the side of any newly appointed
Fleeing ‘Next Level’ Futility
Anyone who takes the trouble to read this column knows that I gave up on the Muhammadu Buhari candle a long time ago. It flickered out the day after
Nigeria’s Forgotten Children
On a working visit to a rural hospital in the North East, I met a mother who had brought in her teenage boy to the clinic. He was running a temperatur