Wakaman

Wakaman

Nigeria’s season of anomie

 do not consider myself overtly fanatical or regard myself as an irredentist of any kind, ethnic or religious. It’s hard to be when you belong to an a

Jos as a metaphor for terrorism

The spontaneity of the crisis and the depth of its impact show nothing but premeditation by those who perpetrated it. Underlying wolves are crying mor

Yar’adua’s assault on NTA and FRCN

I have written copiously about the Catch-22 situation of these entrapped professionals in previous articles. Their professionalism is demonstrated by

Shocking an unshockable nation (ii)

I subscribe to the fact that terrorism is not Nigerian. Majority of Nigerians love to live. Most of them won’t fight for their belief and that is evid

Shocking and unshockable nation (I)

Years ago, I saw a decoration on the table of late police spokesman Haz Iwendi  and this is what it says – I’ve been beaten, choked, kicked, swindled,