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My heart bleeds for Chibok. Today is 84 days since terrorists kidnapped over two hundred girls, students studying for their...

I am so depressed by the ambient literature and statements on the Nigerian state that I need to find solace...

At 4:19 a.m. yesterday morning, INEC declared Ayo Fayose of the PDP as the winner of the Ekiti governorship election....

With over 30,000 security officials deployed in the rather small 6353 sq. km of Ekiti State, the place does look...

I start my column today with an apology to my teacher and mentor, Prof A. D. Yahaya who taught me...

On Friday and Saturday, we witnessed an image that most of us had hoped we would never see again. It...

Reading the Sunday Press yesterday gave me the overwhelming impression of a President that has been extremely reluctant to take...

On Thursday, the #BringBackOurGirls Movement marched on President Goodluck Jonathan to ask him certain questions and to give him our...

The death of Kaye Whiteman, the well-known journalist and author was announced 17th May, he was 78 years old. In announcing...

Many Nigerians were startled with the rude and crude statement by Senator John McCain of the United States that -...

The Abuja #BringBackOurGirls Movement concluded its Rally on the 30th Day after the abduction of the Chibok girls at 12:30...

There has been an extremely positive outcome of the #BringBackOurGirls campaign so far. It has placed the question of why...

On Tuesday, David Mark, the Senate President declared during their deliberations of the girls abducted from Chibok that Nigeria is...

Last Wednesday, the National Conference Committee on Devolution of Powers had a heated debate in which they were bifurcated between...

Violence, mass murder, abductions, hate, sex slavery and other crimes against humanity are killing Nigeria while the governing class watch...

As the National Conference goes into committee work this week, one of the key issues that will be before it...

  Yesterday, our dear country Nigeria leap-frogged South Africa and became Africa’s largest economy. We did this by changing the...

Over the next three months, (or longer, as I understand some delegates are already campaigning for an extension of the...

One question agitating the minds of every thinking person today is – what is the state of the Nigerian State?...

The images of hundreds and thousands of Nigeria’s youth in stadiums all over the country desperately trying to go through...

Last week, I was in Niger attending a workshop organised by the Centre for Democracy and Development marking the take...

Last week, someone from the Presidency finally admitted that there is a war going on. Dr Doyin Okupe, the Senior...

Nigeria’s Second African Peer Review of our governance systems is currently on going. It is conducted by a broad based...

It was the chairman of Virgin Group, Richard Bronson who used the adjective insane to describe the Nigerian ruling class...