Justice or interest of the stronger?

There appears a re-awakened zeal by leaders in Africa to grill some of the universal concepts that guide economic, social and political action. Observed weaknesses of these concepts, especially their inability to approximate their real essence are some of the issues that reinforce the desirability for such inquisition. Of late, Continue Reading

If Fubara must return

Those who are hoping that the suspended governor of Rivers State, Siminalayi Fubara, will be reinstated at the expiration of his six months suspension may have to think again. Their hope for his return may end up as a pipe dream if calculated and determined steps are not taken to Continue Reading

Bring back our security

How time flies. On April 14, 2014, the Boko Haram insurgents abducted some 276 schoolgirls from their school in Chibok, Borno State. It was the first major abduction carried out by the dreaded terrorist organization since it began its insurgency in 2009. That incident gave rise to the rallying cry: Continue Reading

Oyo :Oluwakemi has set a new standard to bolster party’s unity -Fmr. Deputy Governor

This gathering’s impact is multifaceted, with potential implications for the party’s future direction  In a heartwarming display of camaraderie and party loyalty,PDP chieftain Oluwakemi , has on Sunday organized a meeting for party faithful and leaders, focusing on strengthening party unity and discussing key issues. The event brought together prominent Continue Reading

PDP Chieftain,Ayobami Ojo showcases generosity with N1 million donation to Tede Muslim community

In a heartwarming display of community spirit and interfaith harmony, a prominent PDP chieftain , Hon. Ayobami Ojo, Esq., has donated N1 million to the Tede Muslimcommunity, marking the Tede cleric’s one-year anniversary in office. The generous gesture, made yesterday, underscores the PDP chieftain’s commitment to supporting spiritual leaders and Continue Reading

Insecurity: Real or contrived?

Last week what I feared most happened after all. It is a phenomenon known in the writing circle as the «writer›s block” . It is something that envelopes a writer, a state in which he is willing to write but can’t place his thought on any topic in particular. It Continue Reading

Are We Bound to This Violence?

For the better part of the last decade and half, Nigeria’s national security status has come to be measured by human casualties. Hardly any day passes without the news headlines featuring stories of gory mass murders and senseless killings. When such news breaks, the question is usually about the scale. Continue Reading