Turf Game
Amotekun is a pain reliever
Alhaji Balarabe Musa is one of the grand old men of Nigerian politics. This is by virtue of his long-running...
Ekweremadu bounces back on the road show?
Senator Ike Ekweremadu? Remember the dude? He was once “the go-to man” from the Eastern political firmaments. Ekweremadu has been...
Something may be rotten in the heart of the Nigerian public intellectual
If like some of us you have been watching the Nigeria scene, you may have been having fun popping into...
Imo: Did history derail by accident?
Some clouds of unknowing have gathered over Imo State. Of course, the verdict of the last court of recourse, the...
Why should Nigerian presidents not be jumping molues?
Too often, Nigerians bother themselves with exotic and self-imposed ailments. One typical example is the beef over the luxurious lifestyles...
Adieu Professor Clayton M. Christensen, 1952-2020
One of the greatest men of our time is dead. Clayton M. Christensen is gone. Christensen was one of the...
Biafra-Nigeria war: 50 long years and short distance not travelled
Chief John Odigie-Oyegun must have seen it all. Currently, Oyegun, a senior citizen is also one of the grandees of...
Entrepreneurs, despite received wisdom, do not create wealth
Professor Peter Okebukola was one of those fixtures in Nigeria’s educational bureaucracy. And like Mariama Ba’s letter, Okebukola’s tenure was...
While Dino Melaye must be on the run, Saraki must never stand still
Dino Melaye, the senator representing Kogi West before he lost it all, has been particularly lucky. Without any singular gift,...
Nigeria, a false giant in little denials
Forget all the lovely myths of great African empires and how your own lookalike dudes ran those. The fact on...
