From Sak to Chik: An essay on classical leadership failure
By UMAR ARDO, Ph.D
In 2015, the campaign slogan of APC’s presidential candidate, Mohammadu Buhari, was ‘APC SAK’. By this, Buhari was urging the...
Nigeria-2023: Crying aloud for the youth II
By Prof M.K Othman
As discussed in the first part of this piece, some parents belabor and over pamper their children, doing everything possible to...
Lado’s unforgettable Judas kiss
By Al-Amin Ciroma.
Let me quickly remind you of one of the world's most deceitful politicians.
Can my readers recall the Richard Nixon saga? You know,...
PRESIDENCY, PERCEPTION 2023: Pulpits Politics, Polemics Favour Tinubu, APC (I)
By Dr. Adamu Dodo
It isn't any longer Caesar's for and/or to Caesar and God's for and/or to God the church would previously preach...
Open Letter to Ndigbo
By Hassan Gimba
There was an outcry last week when Ebubeagu Operatives, a security outfit formed by the Imo State Government killed some suspected gunmen....
Facts of the new NNPCL
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Facts of the new NNPLC are correct and clear - the government can make all the changes of nomenclatures of the...
Nigeria, Oh Our Nigeria
By Hassan Gimba
I must confess that the above title was inspired by Eric Donaldson's song, 'Land of My Birth', from his hit reggae album,...
Naked supreme court dance not a bad thing after all
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When I first read the news in People’s Gazette through a link forwarded to me by a friend, I prayed that it...
GMMC Yola: A Tiddo centenary Yo Daddo anniversary, a productive celebration
"…celebrating generations of generated generals and generous gentlemen, marking the meeting of the made mafia, marchants, managers… congregating the company of comrades... concretising a...
IBRAHIM BELLO DAUDA, THE PANACEA NIGERIA NATION NEEDS NOW
By PA BALOGUN ADEOTI ISHOLA
A deep search for the golden and youthful political technocrat for the Nigeria Vice Presidency may not be farfetched now...
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