That names of teachers may live in us
He taught literature. His support for the popular manifestation of student creativity, resilience and exertion over pan-Africanism – as expresse
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Corruption: Our collective amnesia (II)
Most of those involved were former governors and legislators and while the cases have not been concluded, several have since contested and won electio
Legal implication of Sanusi’s suspension
Meanwhile, Sanusi has dragged President Goodluck Jonathan before the Federal High Court in Abuja challenging his suspension from office. In the suit,
Public square democracy
Sometimes, it is malignant and proves too difficult to handle and goes ahead to spread and envelopes the body politic and tries to destroy the type of
Sanusi: Termites’ triumph
Remember the piece I wrote last year about this time titled “Nigeria: Termites to Giant Sanusi Lamido Sanusi”? I said in it, “today, I feel like a mor