It is tragic that under the current PDP-led regime of Goodluck Jonathan, Nigeria is arguably a more dangerous, divisive and run-down place than at any other...
By Idang Alibi As an analyst and concerned patriot, I have tried, almost in vain, to understand, from the socio-political angle, the phenomenon called Boko Haram. Its...
The NDLEA is a shadow of its old self. It has been described by many as a ‘doped giant’. How ironic! Never mind all the captivating...
I read the response of the APC through it’s spokesman Lai Mohammed to my allegations and assertions in the interview that I gave to Channels TV...
For me, one of the most disconcerting facts about public discourse in Nigeria—including intellectual exchanges—is the rampant, if not default, deployment of ethnic or religious sentiments....
Femi Aribisala sounds like Nigeria’s Salman Rushdie. It seems Mr Aribisala is having endless sleepless nights over the person of Bola Tinubu and indeed the emergence...
A silent revolution is going on at the National Open University of Nigeria however it seems several Nigerians are yet to grasp the importance of the...
News broke last week that the Nigerian government this month signed a $1.2m contract with an American public relations and communications firm, Levick, to influence the...
As the ink is yet to dry on the analysis of the results of the recent Ekiti poll and the landslides that are reminiscent of 1983...
This has not been the best times for Rivers indigenes and residents due to the return of the war drums in the political arena of the...
“One fact that must sink in our memory is this,Terrorism has no friend, it is an enemy of all. Terrorists are no friends to anyone, they...
I was at work sometime in 2003 when I got a call from my wife. She said with a form of excitement: “There is this man...
