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Tobias Idika: Poisoned Ohanaeze President of Kano- Slated for Burial

By Obinna Akukwe Tobias Idika, the Ohanaeze President of Kano, who was suspected to be poisoned by agents of Boko Haram and state sponsored terrorists, has been slated for burial on the 17 th of April, 2014 at his hometown,  Amuru Abam in  Arochukwu/Ohafia Local Government Area of Abia State. Tobias  Michael Idika was the […]

An Evening With Senator (Mrs) Oluremi Tinubu

Akintokunbo A Adejumo On Saturday 5th April 2014, at the Hilton London Metropole Hotel in London, the Association of Nigerian Academics in the UK (ANAUK) led by Councillor Adedamola Aminu, the acting Mayor of the London Borough of Lambeth and a lecturer himself, recognised the achievements of Mrs Oluremi Tinubu, OON, former First Lady of […]

APC: Foretaste of the Looming Crisis

By Femi Ayelabowo As a political party peopled by strange bed-fellows with well-stated, often-divergent interests, many people have always seen the All Progressives Congress (APC) as a disaster waiting to happen.  From day one, it was obvious the party did not hold together all the political tendencies that conveniently find shelter within its fold, though […]

Mimiko and South West Economic Integration

Oyewale Oyelola South West is strategic to Nigeria economic being the host Nigeria economic capital-Lagos which is also former capital city of the Nigeria. South West comprises; Lagos, Ondo, Ogun, Oyo, Osun and Ekiti states. The history of south west integration dated back the pre-independence era when the country was operating region government, the regional […]

Crisis Rocks Lagos Internal Revenue Service

The Lagos Internal Revenue Service, LIRS, is currently embroiled in crisis as staffs of the agency are calling on Governor Babatunde Fashola to remove the Chairman of the organization, Tunde Fowler. Fowler was said to have resigned last week to pursue his governorship ambition, but he has denied his resignation through series of paid adverts […]

Ekiti 2014: “Who Shall We Send, Who Will Go For Us”

By Prince ‘Tosin Jegede Without doubt, this is one pertinent question with several answers on the minds of a larger percentage of Ekiti people as we match toward the June 21 Governorship elections. Now that political parties flag bearer are emerging, finding answers to this question and fast is imperative. Every politically active Ekiti is […]

Opinion: Kenyatta Trial and lesson for African leaders

By wale Oyewale The trial of Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto by International Court of Justice for crime against humanity after the duo accused of pitting their communities against each other in campaigns of ethnic cleansing and murder in early 2008 that left a good 1,300 people dead. Although, many international […]

Katsina Wind Farm; Nigeria After Alternative Energy

By Olawale Rasheed The urgency of energy crisis facing the nation is raising awareness and actions on the parts of governments at all levels. The drive is to access alternative energy sources considered sustainable and cheaper compared with conventional energy source. Nigeria with her multiple challenges in the power sector has embraced this line with […]

Would National Dialogue Solve Nigeria Problems?

By Oyewale Oyelola President Goodluck Jonathan earlier this week declared open National Conference in Abuja with aim of discussing challenges facing Nigeria and recommend solutions to the problems. 490 delegates across strata of Nigeria society will be discussing Nigeria challenges except issue relating to the country’s unity for tentative period of three months. Some Nigerians […]

Charting A Way Forward For Education

Adewale Kupoluyi The just-concluded 20th Nigerian Economic Summit in Abuja offered practical solutions on how the nation’s ailing education sector can be revamped and better repositioned to bring about the much-desired development. It was, no doubt, a rich platform for brainstorming, frank talk, exchange of ideas and passing of resolution to really make a difference […]

Nigerian Immigration Tragedy and the Culture of Corruption

By Uche Igwe I am outraged as many citizens of Nigeria by the avoidable deaths of young people as a result of the stampede during the immigration recruitment exercise last Saturday. I join many patriots to call for the sack and possible prosecution of the Comptroller General of Immigration, the Minister of Interior and all […]

An Appeal To Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan

  Dr. Goodluck E. Jonathan President, Federal Republic of Nigeria Federal Capital Territory, Garki, Abuja Ref: CB.7000/IGP.SEC/ABJ/VOL.104/556 Ref: CB.7000/IGP.SEC/ABJ/VOL.171/571 Your Excellency, Please accept greetings from our families. While we appeal to you and all Nigerians of goodwill not to be fed up with our continued plea for help at this very challenging time, kindly permit […]

Chief Willie Obiano: The New Sheriff in Anambra State

By Chukwudi Nwokoye On the 17th day of March, the leadership baton was passed from Governor Peter Obi to Chief Willie Maduaburochukwu Obiano. By the way, I use the baton analogy to stress the fact that the governance of the great state of Anambra is a relay race and not a sprint. One does a […]

Governor Orji And South East Governor’s Forum: Another Fitting Cap For A Quality Leader

By Charles Ajunwa On Sunday March 9, 2014, the South East Governors’ Forum (SEGF) reached another milestone in its existence as a rallying point for the governors of the five states that constitute the South-east geo-political zone. A thunderous ovation had greeted the announcement of Governor T.A. Orji of Abia State as the new chairman […]

A Long Memo To The National Dialogue Conference

By Muhammad Ajah Coming from the most neglected, dejected, suppressed, denied, relegated, mocked, downtrodden and unwanted minorities of the Nigerian nation, I should have been convinced by a reluctant conscience that this effort of writing a memo to a Nigerian National Dialogue Conference (NNDC) would be a trash. Maybe, as irrelevant as I and my […]

Presidency 2015: Jonathan and Ijaws to teach Hausa-Fulani Bitter Lesson

Obinna Akukwe 2015 presidential elections is going to be an epic battle as President Goodluck Jonathan and his Ijaw brothers are set to teach the entire northern establishment especially the  Hausa Fulani a bitter lesson. I have heard my northern friends and associates opine that come 2015, the opposition All Progressive Alliance (APC), will drive […]

Between Governor Peter Obi and His Critics

By Chukwudi Nwokoye ‘He made friends and dined with tax collectors, harlots and sinners. John The Baptist’s disciples fasted but His disciples did not observe the sabbath day and did not fast. He said that he would destroy the temple and rebuild it in 3 days…. He blasphemed God by saying that he was the […]

Missing – Why Is Our Money Always Missing?

Akintokunbo A Adejumo As far as public money is concerned in Nigeria, the word MISSING has taken on a whole new sinister meaning. Every day, it is one massive amount (usually in billions, soon to graduate into trillions) of money missing from the coffers of one government ministry/department/agency or the other. The states are not […]

Sanusi, The New York Times and Intellectual Racism

By Sufuyan Ojeifo Suspended Central Bank of Nigeria governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, is a man that can put a canary to shame.  Even when he has nothing new or meaningful to say, he must seek out a journalist somewhere and sing his heart out. As such, it surprises nobody that he has been rehashing some […]

A Response to Fulani Aggression in Tiv Land

By Leonard Karshima Shilgba My attention has been drawn to a letter sent to President Jonathan by the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders’ Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) on 24 February, 2014, titled, “MR. PRESIDENT, CALL GOVERNOR SUSWAM TO ORDER NOW BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.” As much as the title of the letter is threatening enough, […]

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