Who’s Going To Be Our President In 2015?
Tunde Fagbenle | 30.01.12Pius Adesanmi posted a plea on his Facebook status a few days ago indicating his wish that we could have Father Kukah as our next president of Nigeria.
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Boko Haram And Islam
Disu Kamor | 30.01.12The Boko Haram group does not speak or act for Islam or the Muslims. We reject their rhetoric, we oppose their violent methodology, we pray that the wind of time blows them away as quickly as other extremist groups before them.
Weep Not, Kano. Be Innovative
Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde | 30.01.12The Chief of Defence Staff just recently reiterated that government will not negotiate with Boko Haram. This high horse of government stupidity will not spare Kano the spectre of destruction that is staring at it. It will only destroy the city, to the delight of some.
Only Africa Ignores Its Religious Actualization For Economic Growth
Farouk Martins Aresa | 29.01.12Religion that benefits Africans has been discarded for Muslim and Christian religions that work to the advantages of others at Africa’s expense.
Sanusi Lamido: Mind Your Utterances.
Charles Ebun-Amu. Esq. | 29.01.12Come on!!! Do me a favour Lamido. What’s on your mind, and whose side are you on???
Pastor Paul Irabor - A Tribute
Uche Okeke | 29.01.12
Pastor Paul Irabor was beyond his time in everything he did. It was as if he knew that time was of the essence.
Boosting Intra-african Trade
State House, Abuja | 29.01.12Presentation By President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan On “Boosting Intra-African Trade” At The 18th AU Assembly, January 29 – 30, 2012, Addis Ababa
RE: Sahara Reporters on “Culture of Waste and Insensitivity”
Omoyele Sowore | 29.01.12In writing what purports to be a rejoinder, you deliberately left out details of our sms exchanges on the same issue. T
The Grammar And Vocabulary Of “fuel Subsidy Removal"
Farooq A. Kperogi | 29.01.12
When Nigerian newspapers don’t call petrol “fuel,” they call it “premium motor spirit.” No other variety of English in the world calls petrol by that name.
GridLock Jonathan And The Baggage Rule
Sonala Olumhense | 29.01.12
I call it the Baggage Rule: the philosophy that nobody should suffer embarrassment or denial simply because he is corrupt, incompetent or malevolent.
RE: Sahara Reporters on “Culture of Waste and Insensitivity”
State House | 29.01.12
The total number of delegates in Addis Ababa is not more than 32.
Budget 2012 (2) - Three Billion Naira Daily for Insecurity?
We will revisit our analysis of the security sector budget beginning with some clarifications and rebuttal of the Budget Office's right of reply to last week's column titled - " Where el-Rufai Got it Wrong" .
A Dimensionless View
The NLC/TUC believe they have obtained victory for Nigerians while on the contrary what we have is a stalematePresident Jonathan Appoints Acting Inspector-General Of Police
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has approved the appointment of Mr. Mohammed D. Abubakar as Acting Inspector General of Police as a first step towards the comprehensive reorganization and repositioning of the Nigeria Police Force
History, optimism and rededication: A Review of Time to Reclaim Nigeria
The clarity of the writing will make the book accessible to the masses of the people.
Terrorist Siege: Jonathan Should Act Or Resign
The Government of Goodluck Jonathan should either find immediate solutions to the scourge of sectarian and political violence, or concede to its incapability to respond to the emerging challenges facing the country, and resign.
NNPC KPMG Audit Report
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