Gov. Diri LG’s transformation in Bayelsa – by Osaro Okhomina
Surrounded by a horde of supporters and people of the Southern Ijaw Local Government Council area of Bayelsa State, Governor Douye Diri exuded great...
Media control as part of Nigeria’s governance culture
It must have been with delight that concerned journalists watched Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos on national television last Thursday showing ample displeasure over...
Inside Ilorin’s S3x Klatch, Were Underage Girls are Coerced into Pr0stitution – By Samuel...
A home to one of the largest central mosques in the North central Nigeria, Ilorin is greatly revered beyond the shores of Africa for...
PAP: Kemepado’s patriotic footprints and Dikio’s eye for excellence – By Tariebi Micah
Bernard Montgomery’s definition of leadership as the “capacity and the will to rally men and women to a common purpose and the character which...
Gov. Diri and the Osun guber ‘miracle’ [OPINION]
When in June, the national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) announced the Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Douye Diri as the Chairman, National...
Battle Between Restoration and Prosperity …As SDP Threatens PDP’s Hold On Bayelsa
YENAGOA - In this piece, SOJI AJIBOLA writes on the threats to the longtime hold of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Bayelsa State...
King Robert Ebizimor: The Badly Remembered Ijaw Musical Legend [OPINION]
The common accreditation known to man which does not need the approval accreditation of the Nigeria Universities Commission is that thinking is a Jewel...
The other Side of the Ekweremadu’s Visit to Uk
There are always two sides to every story, and it is generally wise, safe, and charitable, to listen to both before committing to one.
There...
Peter Obi ‘The Stingy’ And Fr Mbaka The Prophet By Achike Chude
"It was about the pidgins," he said to us by way of explanation. "The pidgins wouldn't fly," he said again. Perhaps he was under so...
Tinubu vs Atiku: Two desperadoes running against Nigeria
For a long time, Nigeria has bandied around what has amounted to a myth that whoever seeks the presidency hardly gets it. Historical observers...