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The Crime Scene That is NNPC

Umaru Yar'Adua was a decent man. He believed in the innate capacity of man to do good for himself, his family, the government and, especially, the people. That had been his guiding principle since he went into public service. And he lived…

Tinubu’s End Game on Fubara

Sometime in 1962, late Chief George Sodeinde Sowemimo struggled with the constraints of the law in the treasonable felony trial against then opposition leader, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, in a highly charged political tension, made the famous…

A Race to Waste More Money

There is race among state governors on who will build the most expensive and ineffectual and, perhaps, useless edifices. Initially, it was airports in their capital cities. It costs a lot of money to build one and only the federal…

Peter Obi-mania! 

What started as isolated rantings of an attention-seeking wannabe critic and was treated as clownish vituperations has dovetailed into a growing industry in Nigeria's political space. With just a few months to the presidential election of…

Rivers: The Day After

In 1983, the ABC, an American broadcast company, envisioned exploring the effects of nuclear war on the United States. The product was a television movie called The Day After. The film postulates a fictional war between NATO…

The Hand Of Esau

He is uncouth, uncultured, but for a law degree he is said to have acquired, you  would add uneducated. Education cannot be equated with getting a certificate. It is a badge that portrays one as someone that has been transformed in…