Tag: Jude Egbas
#NigeriaDecides2019: Role of the media in elections to take centre-stage at January edition of #ThursdayTalks
The first edition of #ThursdayTalks for this year will be holding on January 31, 2019. This month edition would be exploring the role of the media in the upcoming election,…
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Jude Egbas: 9 questions for the man who trekked from Lagos to Abuja for Buhari
by Jude Egbas How was he able to survive armed robbers, drunk drivers, witches and wizards, ritualists, carnivorous animals and muggers on the roads? Like everyone else, I have been…
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Jude Egbas: And then they wished Buhari dead
by Jude Egbas It was sad to read young Nigerians prattle on social media about Buhari’s health at a time of grave insecurity and a sinking economy. No, we have…
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@egbas: See Aba and weep (Pictures!!!)
by Jude Egbas “The decay of Aba made a former Governor of the old Imo State (Sam Mbakwe) weep, which was why he was nicknamed the ‘weeping Governor”, Governor Theodore…
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Jude Egbas: #Ebola- Why are we obsessed with hand sanitisers?
by Jude Egbas Meanwhile, I have nightmares without a sanitizer tube every other night and I head to work with my hands firmly tucked in my pockets. I can’t recall…
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Jude Egbas: It’s time to bring down Sambisa forest #BringBackOurGirls
by Jude Egbas The military is aware that the insurgents are indeed in this particular space; with the girls tending to their every physical need including back massages. So why…
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Jude Egbas: Why the APC’s choice of presidential candidate matters
by Jude Egbas There are swirling rumours of a Buhari/Tinubu pairing already for the Presidential and Vice Presidential tickets respectively. Nothing will eviscerate the confidence of the people in the…
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Jude Egbas: From Wendell Simlin with love
by Jude Egbas Okupe: I still can’t wrap my head around how you dropped your guard so badly. I mean, it was a bit out of character. You left traces…
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Opinion: 8 reasons to vote for Jonathan again in 2015
by Jude Egbas Alright, I am done with being a Government critic—that line of work is not altogether lucrative any more. It has never been lucrative, anyway. I have sold…
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