by Simon Kolawole I will start with a footnote: I believe in one, united Nigeria. Not that I am the ...
By Simon Kolawole The naira has just been effectively devalued — so why are some people jubilating? The way economists, ...
I remember this encounter all the time. My wife and I were on a trip to the US a few ...
A few days to the inauguration of President Muhammadu Buhari last year, a lady went to buy fuel at her ...
by Simon Kolawole Now that the pump price of petrol has nearly doubled, we can officially conclude that President Muhammadu ...
by Simon Kolawole After decades of paying lip service to economic diversification, we are finally paying the price. We never ...
by Simon Kolawole In my opinion, we should be fighting these politicians, not taking sides. They know where they meet. ...
by Simon Kolawole Wake up, fellow Nigerians, we are in trouble. Big trouble. Saraki is the least of our problems. ...
by Simon Kolawole Politics should never start and end with intrigues. We thought it was a PDP problem but we ...
by Simon Kolawole Nigerians, likewise, have been waiting for a messiah since civil rule started in 1999. Recently, a lady ...
by Kolapo Olapoju Online news platform, The Cable Newspaper, may have apologised to Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, over a report, ...
by Simon Kolawole On March 24, 2015, I got an SMS from Oronto Natei Douglas (OND), who was in the ...
by Simon Kolawole But Jonathan does not have to be ashamed of anything. He does not need to go back ...
by Simon Kolawole Has anything changed today? Have we learnt any lessons? Have we changed our ways? I am sad ...
by Simon Kolawole I am one of those Nigerians who cannot be easily moved by political slogans. I love the ...
by Simon Kolawole Will he survive? Will he detonate the bomb? Let’s just relax, with popcorn and Pepsi, and soak ...
by Simon Kolawole Every election year comes with its own peculiar issues and talking points, but you can be sure ...
by Simon Kolawole This quotable quote, more than anything else, captures my position on the Boko Haram maniacs. It is ...
by Simon Kolawole You should have seen me battling with tears on Thursday. After 15 years of unbroken experience of ...
by Simon Kolawole I give special thanks to the almighty God that I am alive to witness the end of ...
by Simon Kolawole I have been listening to comments and reading analyses on the 2015 presidential election with rapt attention. ...
by Simon Kolawole Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili, former minister of education and a leading figure in the Bring Back Our Girls ...
by Simon Kolawole Being a kingmaker could be fun, but these are not the most exciting times in the life ...
by Simon Kolawole The moment millions of Nigerians have been waiting for is finally within touching distance. You know it: ...
by George Kerley I read, with keen interest, the opinion of Simon Kolawole published on September 14, 2014, tilted “My ...
by Simon Kolawole You know the general election is around the corner when you see all sorts of groups springing ...
by Simon Kolawole I am, evidently, one of the admirers of Professor Attahiru Jega, the chairman of the Independent National ...
by Olusegun Adeniyi He who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day! That popular street lingo, abridged from ...
by Simon Kolawole Sometime in 2004, or thereabouts, I told the then Director-General of the National Agency for Food and ...
by Simon Kolawole The Osun election has set me thinking about Nigeria’s progress yet again. On the one hand, ...