Weeping at Night, Waiting for Light
I have been reflecting on these things this week, the penultimate week in the Christian season of Lent, the forty days of sober reflection and repenta
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The President and his ‘ghosts’
The visit ended in another serious blunder that if care is not taken would further endanger the peace of the country and the seeming order that was at
Pardon: A shriek alarm on Alams
What am I trying to say by indirection, or pre-emptive digression? What is happening to democratic governance in our country today is assuming the dim
This pardon is ridiculous
Seven Nigerians who benefited from the presidential pardon include three former military officers namely: the late Major General Shehu Musa Yar’adua;
State pardon: 5 reasons Jonathan can’t appeal to sovereignty
Johnson’s statement, made on April 7, 1775, wasn’t a denunciation of patriotism as such; it was only a critique of false patriotism, of opportunistic,