On 12 June – a day set aside to commemorate 25th years of Nigeria’s unbroken democratic experience last week Wednesday – President Bola Amhed Tinubu tumbled and fell. That’s the consequence of choking off the president from visible dystonia or huntington disease, a genetic disorder that causes involuntary muscles contractions …
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By Erasmus Ikhide THE grisly horror of broad day light mass massacre; multiple schoolchildren abductions, unmitigated terror and the hunger pang swilling across Nigeria, has finally converged to set aflame a nation on the tenterhooks. This is the damning fate of Africa most populous nation when last week Thursday morning, …
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LAST week, the Nigeria Police force further defamed its already battered and corrupt image by levitating its objectionable and abhorrently debased preoccupation to a grand act — with the commando-like brutalization and detention of Barrister Julius Abure — the National Chairman of the Labour Party with a detachment of over …
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I sympathise with the current Acting Vice Chancellor of Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Prof Sunnie Adagbonyin who is Governor Godwin Obaseki’s brother in-law, the Visitor to the University. My empathy stems from the durable fact that the Governor of the State is the only credible credential that qualified him for …
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IN 2016, Alhaji Aliko Dangote got $2b dollars allocation from Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) by processing form ‘A’ for intangible goods. He got the dollars at the cheapest rate, moved it out of the country to buy equipment’s to establish factories in other African countries, and there was no …
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