Former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has stated that Nigeria is a country without consequences, as citizens and voters have failed to hold politicians and leaders accountable for their actions and policies. Amaechi, who is also a former governor of River State, stated this during a panel session at the fifth edition of The Nigeria... Read More

Hero Daniels, KOWA, Remi Sonaiya, Rotimi Amaechi, Sandra Ezekwesili, The Nigeria Symposium for Young and Emerging Leaders

January 3, 2017

0 Comment

The Thread: KOWA is a real party

To borrow from Animal Farm, All political parties are equal, but some political parties are more equal than others. Availability of funds makes this so. Such is the case of the young KOWA party, whom some have criticised as only having an online status, and therefore not a political party in truth. @JajaPhd has decided... Read More

Thinking Through

KOWA, political party, Politics, The Thread

October 13, 2016

0 Comment

EbonyLife TV’s Sons of the Caliphate brings the north closer to you

by Akan Ido So we watched the Sons of the Caliphate movie produced by EbonyLife TV yesterday and we think it’s a winner – it pulls you in. It’s our game of thrones – young people with too much money dispensing money, power and influence across a make-believe state Nigerian state of Kowa. It’s an amazing cast of... Read More

Binta Kutigi, Dimbo Atiya, EbonyLife TV, Kannywood, Kenneth Gyang, KOWA, Mo Abudu, mofe duncan, movie series, Rahama Sadau, Sani Muazu, Sons of the Caliphate

August 12, 2016

0 Comment

Opinion: The power of the Nigerian youth

by Jude Feranmi As we celebrate the International Youth Day, in the midst of the activities and the partying and the conferences and the signing of new charters, one of the important tasks for us as youths is to really comprehend and appreciate how valuable we are, what offers we bring and how much power... Read More

international yourh day, jude feranmi, KOWA, nigeria, Power, youths

August 12, 2016

0 Comment

Opinion: #NotTooYoungToRun– on the issue of trust

by Jude Feranmi When the purpose of a thing is not known, abuse is inevitable – Anonymous The above quote appears to be too inclusive to fit salva veritate into today’s piece but I have decided to adopt it so it can appeal to those who do not favour a one fit all approach to... Read More

art, Buhari, issues, jude feranmi, KOWA, nigeria, trust, youths

August 10, 2016

0 Comment

Before Feyi Fawehinmi there was Gbenga Sesan – fed up with Buhari (TWEETS)

Barely 15 months into his much celebrated presidency, some key supporters of President Muhammadu Buhari have turned coat to apologise for ‘misleading’ the populace into voting for him. Feyi Fawehinmi, in an article reproduced HERE declared that he was fed up with the All Progressives Congress (APC) led government even as he compared President Buhari’s leadership style... Read More

Featured, The News Blog

APC, apologise, failure, Feyi Fawehinmi, gbenga sesan, KOWA, PDP, president buhari, twitter.

August 8, 2016

0 Comment

Opinion: Why #NotTooYoungToRun Bill should be passed now

by Jude Feranmi In the last article on this series, I talked about the glass ceiling that is at the core of the many factors responsible for the myriad of negativity that currently bedevil the average Nigerian Youth and how this glass ceiling is about to be shattered through a bill that has passed second... Read More

APC, bill, KOWA, law, Leadership, nigeria, PDP, youth

June 9, 2016

0 Comment

#NotTooYoungToRun: 73 or 24, no age is too young to contest for office

By Jude ‘Feranmi This piece is long overdue but then, they say better late than never. My objective is simple and it is to address the notion which I personally consider a slander that there is a certain fetishization of ‘Youth’ and the capabilities of young people when it comes to nation building or Leadership. I... Read More

election, government, House of Rep, KOWA, young people, youth

May 24, 2016

0 Comment

Opinion: Eventually, Buhari will be judged with the economy

Written by Jude Feranmi Today, there is this issue that really bothered me and got me thinking so much I already had an article in my head, not necessarily to add to the thousands of discuss that already exist on that topic but to rid myself off of some guilt about not trying what I... Read More

Buhari, economy, election, hope, KOWA, Muhammadu, national issues, nigeria, security

May 3, 2016

0 Comment

Opinion: The dynamics of a youth-led political party

While Nigerian workers were celebrating May Day and conversations about issues like minimum wage and salaries owed amidst the current economic quagmire that we currently continue to battle against were being discussed and debated over the past few days, Nigerian youths mostly through social media were discussing the idea behind the formation of a youth-led... Read More

KOWA, political party, youth

Nobody holds politicians accountable in Nigeria – ex-minister, Rotimi Amaechi

The Thread: KOWA is a real party

EbonyLife TV’s Sons of the Caliphate brings the north closer to you

Opinion: The power of the Nigerian youth

Opinion: #NotTooYoungToRun– on the issue of trust

Before Feyi Fawehinmi there was Gbenga Sesan – fed up with Buhari (TWEETS)

Opinion: A letter to Mr Jaja on why he should join KOWA party

Opinion: Why #NotTooYoungToRun Bill should be passed now

#NotTooYoungToRun: 73 or 24, no age is too young to contest for office

Opinion: Eventually, Buhari will be judged with the economy

Opinion: The dynamics of a youth-led political party

Recent Posts

Categories

Recent Comments

YNaija

Tags