by Gimba Kakanda “Can you even hold a gun?” “Shut up, if you see a real war, you will pee in your trousers!” “War is not for the feeble-minded like…
Read Moreby Immanuel James Once in a while just stop and join them - those analysts at the newsstand. Not the noisy Premier League pundits, no. I mean those chaps who…
Read Moreby Uche Okorie I have always marvelled at Organized Religion- that structured pursuit of great interest often followed with great devotion by adherents which has an eerie capacity to not…
Read Moreby Suraj Oyewale Finally, the “BRING BACK GEJ IN 2015” wind blew to my side. I opened my email Tuesday last week to see an invitation by the Founder of…
Read Moreby Uche Okorie Most people have this rubicund opinion of themselves of being fair and unbiased in their approach to issues. Of course this is at best idealistic, bias is…
Read Moreby Ikemesit Effiong Let’s cut a long story short. That section of Nigeria under the age of 35 inhabits a fabled existence. We want to get out of university (which…
Read Moreby Immanuel James About four years ago, President Goodluck Jonathan, during his electioneering in Lagos, had promised to reconstruct the road that leads to the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, the…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir The most apt metaphor of the recent actions of Stephen Davis has to be John Le Carre’s book The Tailor of Panama and the iconic character of…
Read Moreby Uche Okorie Dear Dr Wazobia, Permit me to take five precious minutes of your time. Or less. Certainly less. It shouldn’t take you up to five minutes to read…
Read Moreby Suraj Oyewale This week, for the first time since I was handed this column about four months ago, I will be conceding the space to someone else. My childhood…
Read Moreby Ikemesit Effiong Last Thursday, Olaiya Phillips, the chairman of the Northern Christian Elders Forum, movingly asked the world in the Huffington Post, “Are Iraqi Christians Worth More Than Nigerian…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir TY Danjuma does not mince words, for he has no reason too, as a retired General who has fought in the trenches for the soul of Nigeria,…
Read Moreby Uche Okorie But for a late spurt of teenage rebellion I most probably would have been a medical doctor today or perhaps some form of scientist. You see, growing…
Read Moreby Suraj Oyewale When Lagos State government announced the restriction of commercial motorcycle operators (popularly known as okada) on major highways in Lagos state, I was one of the few…
Read Moreby Tunde Leye I am going to touch on a sensitive issue. I have read severally very lengthy and detailed analysis of the great and selfish error that led to…
Read Moreby Suraj Oyewale About two years ago, in a local football field in my estate, I had engaged a young man that came to play football on a Saturday evening.…
Read Moreby Tunde Leye They are forced to exit the country and work/slave to build countries who belong to the other half of the work. Once one removes the accents,…
Read Moreby Deji Adeyanju “The Northern Elders Forum (NEF) has issued an ultimatum to President Goodluck Jonathan to bring an end to insurgency in all its manifestations and produce the abducted…
Read Moreby Ikemesit Effiong If anything, Hamas is doing what all political parties charged with the sovereignty and collective responsibility for its country – respond in like manner, within its resources…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir In the final analysis, there is reassurance in the President's speech that this regime of violence is reaching its turning point “Let me reiterate clearly that evil…
Read Moreby Tunde Leye All across Africa. We need better, cheaper outcomes. In Africa, when we face a problem, what the government announces as solutions is how much they are earmarking…
Read Moreby Ayokunle Odekunle *I wrote this article as a University undergraduate in 2009. I still feel the same...* Hello sweetie, I am staring into the dark now, reminiscing, and…
Read Moreby Japheth Omojuwa First it was bitter kola, now it is salt and water but a search through google would clearly show that none of these cure Ebola. This is…
Read Moreby Alkasim AbdulkadirIn conclusion, as narrated by Abu Huraira, Prophet Muhammad PBUH observed that. He who killed himself with steel (weapon) would be the eternal denizen of the fire of…
Read Moreby Bunmi Olaniyan I realised that rather than celebrate and revel in that much touted political revival ushered in by social media as a new platform for political participation, we…
Read Moreby Suraj Oyewale I have seen some young graduates and prospective graduates vowing they can never work for anyone and they will go straight into entrepreneurship. Good one, if you…
Read Moreby Bunmi Olaniyan In a series of tweets he asserted that on a BBC Hausa programme interviewing escaped Chibok girls, they asserted that they have been abandoned. His tweets continued…
Read Moreby Ikemesit Effiong Now, all I'm left with are ghosts. Ghosts that wake me up at night. Ghosts that ask me questions, engage me in conversations - about my life;…
Read Moreby Bunmi Olaniyan I came away from the meeting with the former minister wiser and more clued in concerning several issues surrounding Bring back our girls which was opaque to…
Read Moreby Suraj Oyewale Tolu is, to me, the greatest under-35 newspaper columnist in Nigeria at the moment. In the first part of this edition [READ HERE], I reckoned that based…
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