Pat Utomi 13 September 2011 opinion The signals about the state of our nation are pervasive and palpable. In my church "The prayer for Nigeria in Distress" has returned. The newspaper
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It must have sounded like a wonderful idea to somebody: a two-time national leader writing a newspaper column. Chief Obasanjo, whose sense of shopping must be worse than his sense of grammar,
Read more ...Feature Article of Monday, 15 August 2011, Columnist: Akyeampong, Prince Armed robbery, drug trafficking, forgery, 419 - you name it; crimes and vices that have now gained a strong foothold within
Read more ...Daily Independent (Lagos), Dr. Kòmbò Mason Braide, 8 August 2011, opinion Introduction The complex interplay between the demand for petroleum products, and their timely availability
Read more ...Could not recognize the faces standing over me; They were all dressed in uniforms of brutality. — From Bob Marley’s “Burnin’ and Lootin’ ” * From D.C. to London, Philadelphia
Read more ...Matthew Hassan Kukah, 8 August 2011 Opinion Today marks a historic date in the history of Nigeria in a very significant way. Today, is judgment day for our nation in more ways than one. It is
Read more ...The Moment (London), Agatha Emeadi, 6 August 2011 Interview SECURITY expert, Dr. Ona Ekhomu, Nigeria's first Chartered Security Professional, dissects the security challenges presently
Read more ...Mahmud Jega, 8 August 2011 column The most amusing story out of all Africa last week was probably the one out of Mombasa, Kenya, when former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo expressed
Read more ...BY VICTORIA OJEME ABUJA — Most European nations are yet to delist Nigeria from their terrorist watch list, despite the delisting of the country by America and Britain, Foreign Affairs
Read more ..."Sir, when a man is tired of London," said Samuel Johnson, "he is tired of life." But maybe that's not quite it. Maybe he's just tired of watching the Changing of the Guard. Or listening, yet
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