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I am persuaded (appearances notwithstanding, and despite the seeming exertions of key personnel) that the incumbent administration at the federal...

You gotta pity Goodluck Jonathan sometimes. He simply cannot catch a break from a section of Nigeria. The man got...

Dear President Jonathan, When state matters intensely worry private citizens, we are inclined to look at you--as president-- straight in...

Why is it that armed-robbers, pen-robbers, rapists, murderers and all sorts of evil men claim to be Christians?    ...

Since the fall, man’s appetite for anything God has increasingly dwindled. There’s an overwhelming preference for the desires and dictates...

Rivers State is on fire, literally and otherwise. But that is not really an accurate statement. It is better to...

I received the news of Al-Mustapha's acquittal by the court of appeal with mixed feelings. I am happy that the...

National Security Adviser, Mohammed Sambo Dasuki’s candid comments on the emerging mutation of the status of the Nigerian military in...

Business mogul, Mike Adenuga, may not have spared deep thought on Thomas Hardy’s epic poem, The Choirmaster’s Burial, which underscores...

You’re probably reading this article because the title got you curious, offended or slightly infuriated. If that’s the case, I’m...

In the days and weeks leading up to the faux pax that became the Nigeria Governor’s Forum (NGF) election, the...

This piece has nothing to do with what is happening in Egypt. Ultimately, Nigerians, based on their experience and the...

“Efficient justice delivery is central to the nation’s economic growth and development.”  There is hardly any doubt that the administration...

It took Egypt only two years after its first taste of democracy to give the latest demonstration of Africa’s abiding...

There is a blatant attack on Nigeria’s democracy demonstrated in the on-going saga in Rivers State that we, N-Katalyst, wish...

The writer argues against mob justice and calls for relevant authorities to take action against it. On that day, about...

Can five  be greater than 27? Why not if it had been ‘proven’ with presidential endorsement that 16 is greater...

‘The exit of Mohammed Morsi signals the collapse of religious politics in Egypt. This is because the Muslim Brotherhood politicised...

At this September's meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, governments will discuss elements of the development agenda to succeed...

In the 21st century, as some experts will argue, you do not have to worry about permanent employment, but permanent...

June 30, 2013 my mother and sister got marooned along with thousands of travelers on the religious highway - the...

Last week, I came across a cruel, disturbing story that illustrated a festering crisis in Nigerian education. The story had...

On 30 June 2012, President Mohammed Morsi took over as the Mubarak successor in Egypt. However, on the occasion of...

The Nigerian ship is adrift. You would have to be on a different planet not to know that. You read...

At a private breakfast mid-last week, I was run over by a fable on the character of one of the...