Nigeria’s‘Revolutionaries’ Win Early Rounds
First, they arrived in the small hours and, proceeding as if Omoyele Sowore owned a small army of his own, seizedthe political activist from his hotel
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RE: THE ALMAJIRI STILL ROAMS…
When I said I was vexed and tired and frustrated with this Almajiri issue, I didn’t envisage that some elders would take exception to my supposed ‘aba
My Boko Haram experience
This week marks the tenth year when the nation woke up to the bruising clashes in some parts of the northern states with a religious group that was ha
Blasts from the past
This past weekend was cold and rainy, the kind of day that White folks call “miserable” but the kind of day of which we Africans are well pleased. Rea
Why Nigeria’s public projects drag on and on
There were indications late last week that President Muhammadu Buhari would rectify one of the biggest errors of his first term by breaking up the beh