A case of chronic political infidelity
It is customary at least, and it is expected, that as election season approaches, politicians will find themselves suddenly stricken by a strange diso
Thursday Column
Thursday Column
And then there is a new IGP
What makes the decision even more baffling is that in this last two months, one cannot point out specifically what new things Mr Adamu had accomplishe
A story of war cats, fighting corruption and the SFTAS approach
When the Egyptians saw this, they were reluctant to shoot at the Persians for fear of injuring the cats among them or desecrating the symbol of their
Governor Ortom ‘Kipchoge’ and the Fulani men in black
Until this weekend, I always believed that Eliud Kipchoge was the best African runner over long distances. After all, the Kenyan runner is the world r
Nigeria’s guardians are fragile little things too
Sometimes, in searching for something small, one ends up exhuming more than he bargains for. That is when the Hausa would say a needle has dug up a ho