Tuesday Column

Tuesday Column

Aftermath of Auno killings

P erhaps nothing attracted so much attention last week than the gruesome happenings in Auno village where hapless travellers were massacred by the Bok

BOKO HARAM – Running out of options or will? 2

Recently the security situation in the country elicited intense debate in the National Assembly with representatives particularly from the North-east

BOKO HARAM – Are we running out of options or will?

The fight against Boko Haram has seemingly reached an impasse. After ten years of fighting against what we all thought were a ragtag group of misguide

Crowded weekdays

Last week the working days were so crowded with events, a few very close to my heart but taking place so far apart, that one was stretched to catch up

Children of the Nigerian civil war

How time flies! It is now some fifty years since the Nigerian civil war ended. I recall those days in mid-January 1970 when the war ended. I was a for