(CNN)Fati Abubakar knew something was wrong when a local preacher started to draw larger crowds with his outspoken rhetoric. The place was Maiduguri, the capital of Nigeria’s Borno State, and the man in question was […]
President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, Friday, received a damning verdict from the Academic Staff Union of Universities. ASUU, at its 19th National Delegates Conference held in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, said Nigerians were yet to experience […]
Once again, the Nigerian movie industry is in mourning. After the industry lost some of its vibrant stars to the cold hands of death earlier this year, it’s here again, digesting the death of another […]
On Sunday I saw the GTBank advert for their upcoming food fair in the papers and I saw red. I decided to wait a few days before writing to be sure my emotions are reigned […]
Anyone like yours truly who has voted for Muhammadu Buhari cannot but feel uncomfortable with the profound sense of disillusionment hanging in the air. A year after his historic victory at the polls it […]
Even as one struggles to make room for optimism in the destiny of Nigeria in these unsettling times, without doubt in the hope that those who now hold the levers of power will somehow manage […]
Information reaching us indicate that renowned politician and lawyer, Dr Tunji Braithwaite might have passed away this morning in a Lagos hospital aged 82. We will keep you posted of developments
THE mutterings of discontent are growing louder in Nigeria’s street markets. The price of a bag of rice has surged by 12.5% in the past month. Supplies of bread have dwindled after bakers turned off […]
A Yoruba historian, Rufus Adebowale, has disagreed with feuding Yoruba monarchs, the Awujale of Ijebuland, Sikiru Adetona, and the Alake of Egbaland, Adedotun Gbadebo, on their perspectives on the hierarchy of Yoruba traditional stools. He […]
OUT in the farthest reaches of Lagos, a bumpy boat ride across the city’s dividing lagoon, Egbin power plant is trying to light up one of the world’s darkest nations. Six turbines growl in its […]
This title came about during a discussion I had with my friend, Daniel Lawal very recently. We were talking about how the countries of the world distribute their resources among their citizenry. We talked about […]
It was refreshing to go back to time and re-echo the golden years when the Nigerian economy held great promise shortly after independence. On hand to fill in the lacuna of a historian was Apostle […]
Sounds stupid right? Why would one of the most well-known figures in politics be unelectable? She’s a woman. Her husband was previously POTUS. She has been a Senator and a Secretary of State. She gets […]
MORE than 30 years ago, a young general swept to power in the fifth of Nigeria’s military coups since independence in 1960. The country he inherited was a mess: bled dry by pilfering politicians within […]
The death of Windows Phone is not a sign of Microsoft’s weakness, it’s one of the most promising signs that CEO Satya Nadella has turned the company around to a new way of thinking. With […]
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