All posts tagged "Nigeria"
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1.8KANNIVERSARYMatthew Hassan Kukah: 40 Years a Priest
By FRANCIS DAMINA – Most Rev. Dr Matthew Hassan Kukah was ordained as a Catholic priest on December 19, 1976, by the...
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911DEVELOPINGIn God’s Court, Buhari Won’t Be Partially Deaf
By UMAR SA’AD HASSAN – There are people very skilled in the art of escaping the truth and the only time they...
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922DEVELOPINGMemo to Nnamani Panel
Likely, President Muhammadu Buhari and his kitchen cabinet were not sincere about electoral reform when they set up the committee headed by...
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1.1KDEVELOPINGHere’s an Asset to Sell for $150bn
All Nigerians have been challenged to think outside the box in order to get the country out of recession. We columnists have...
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1.4KHAPPENING SOON...Education for Youth at Leadership Summit in Lagos
SEPTEMBER 21– A youth-led non-governmental organization, Peculiar Youth International Initiative (PYII), in conjunction with the Lagos State government will host youths across...
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1.5KLEAD STORIESLeadership Crisis in a Recession
My friends that have been tagged “wailers” – because they didn’t vote for “change” in 2015 – remind me in the social...
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1.3KLEAD STORIESOn the Road with Nyesom Wike
By 2019, four Ikwerre men would have ruled Rivers State for 20 unbroken years. The people of riverine Ogoni, Kalabari, Opobo and...
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2.5KLEADTrouble Arising from Lake Chad’s Disappearance
By Chukwuma Ngwu – Many are aware that Lake Chad is drying up and that its gradual disappearance has indirectly given rise...
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1.5KLEADThe First Martyr for Nigerian Unity
A moment before he was shot, on July 29, 1966, Nigeria’s first military head of state Major-General Johnson Thomas Umunnakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi reportedly...
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1.1KLEAD STORIESMarket Forces at Work
It’s a bitter medicine we’ve been forced to take. The Central Bank of Nigeria and many Nigerians (including me) have been uncomfortable...