Why Bola Tinubu Can Never Be Nigeria’s President
Most Igbos and Southern ethnic minorities would rather be dead than vote for Tinubu.
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Chief Allen Onyema To The Rescue: The Ironies Of History
History is a cruel bitch in the way it weaves its ironies. A Yoruba chief some 50 years ago, blocked the land, sea, and airlift of relief supplies to desperately starving, sick, and dying Igbo, resulting in the mass malnutrition (kwashiokor) and death of millions of Igbo.
The “#Copied” Social Media Plagiarism Plague
I’ve been a victim of both forms of social media plagiarism. For instance, my name has been stripped from my July 27, 2019 column in the Nigerian Tribune titled “How Political Power Damages the Brain—and How to Reverse it.
Is Nigeria Ready For A Cashless Policy Now?
Nigerians are not readily trusting of the internet and would not accept to go Cashless for people who grew up trusting cash transactions.
Aregbesola And The Correctional Centres
Oddities they say make the news. This time-honoured saying explains the recent reaction elicited when Rauf Aregbesola, upon assumption of office as the new Minister of Interior Affairs, declared that; he does not really know much about the operation or policies of the ministry apart from stories about the ministry on the pages of the newspapers; that his relationship with the ministry is distant.
Nigeria And South Africans: A Case Of Balance Of Diplomacy Deficit
Nigeria falls and lies at the mercy of those countries when they choose to treat Nigerian migrants like slaves without rights and dignity.
Judicial Coup D’Etat In Nigeria
Nigerian jurisprudence that will completely exonerate the president. They may even tell us that perjury is not perjury if what you claim exists is actually non-existent.
Buhari Is Making A Micro Mandela Of Omoyele Sowore
I know Omoyele Sowore very well. I was a syndicated columnist for his Sahara Reporters for years writing side by side with some of the famous black writers like Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka, Rudolf Okonkwo, Okey Ndibe, Remi Oyeyemi to mention a few.
The Black Mirror
Xenophobia sometimes has a color code; but essentially it is not about color, it’s about distance. It’s about how far someone has come and how far removed they are from your reality
The Curious Case Of Abia Roads
In Abia the rainy season is the proverbial breeze that blows and sets aside the feathers of the fowl to expose its anus.It is tool of measurement that infrastructural projects are weighed against, the rains don’t play, when it rains here it pours.
