The Economic and Financial Crime Commission, EFCC, today (March 12, 2014) arraigned one Zahradeen Dambazzau Mohammed before Justice Olasumbo Olanrewaju Goodluck

Anyone who has been following the titanic battle for political space and relevance in Rivers State in the past few months between the Abuja Front and the Rivers Front will realize that what exists now in the State is only a fragile peace

Jonathan is not immaculate. He has his flaws in the same way that governors have their blemishes.

The pattern is clear. The more bloodcurdling the atrocities of Boko Haram the louder the calls for dialogue with the band of murderous psychopaths whose official name is Jama’atu Ahlissunnah Lidda’awati Wal-Jihad. True, there is no deranged act of

. In a country where the despised Ibrahim Babangida built a twelve kilometer dual carriage bridge over the Lagos lagoon without blaring the trumpets till completion, it should naturally be condescending and insulting that Ndigbo should roll out every

Nigeria no longer has any excuse for failing to root out Boko Haram Islamists blamed for killing thousands, including many school children, its parliament speaker said Tuesday.

Everyone in Nigeria knows the claims of oil sector corruption, but it takes a special kind of public official to discuss them openly. One is Lamido Sanusi, whose efforts to blow the whistle appear to have prompted President Goodluck Jonathan to suspend him from his post as central bank governo...

The UN's refugee agency said violence in the area had prompted some 2,000 people to flee into neighbouring Niger over the past four weeks alone.

Nigeria's footballers could earn more than $100,000 each if they become the first African team to win the World Cup this year. The figure pales into insignificance compared to the $800,000-plus given by Spain to its players who won the 2010 cup however.

One of the earliest lessons I learned from my father, Ilogebe Ogbonnia, the Ikeoha, is that a habit of excuses is an existential catalyst for failure.