A week of three tragedies
His demise, when it finally occurred last week Wednesday, with as much drama as expected had something sorely anticlimactic about it. The Nigerian mil
Thursday Column
Thursday Column
Crime, punishment and bush ‘repentance’
Sadly, due to issues with my laptop, I could not deliver a new piece today, but here is a rerun of a still relevant column with appropriate update. No
The military is paying today for undermining the police yesterday
It is an oft-repeated assertion and is certainly true that the Nigerian military is overstretched and overwhelmed because the Nigerian Police is not p
Between priest, president and the rest of us
The Catholic priest, who has to his credit something Buhari had never enjoyed—a huge following in the South East
Revisiting that Orkar Coup
Last week, April 22, marked the 31 anniversary of the Gideon Orkar coup. For this week’s column, I am reproducing a piece I wrote on the 30th annivers