Aloysius Iyorgher Katsina-Alu didn’t set out to be a lawyer or a judge. His first love was soldiering. From April to October 1962, he was enrolled at the Nigerian Military
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For those who watch the complicated Nigerian security mess from afar, the killing of Japanese ex-Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe in Nara, Japan last Tuesday and the ambushing, same day, of
Tuesday’s attack on the Medium Security Custodial Centre, Kuje, FCT, by the Islamic State in West Africa (ISWAP) terrorists was especially scary because of the escape of all the 64
After the Kuje prison break on Tuesday night which saw over 800 people released by Boko Haram, I expected that by Wednesday morning I would see scores of resignation letters
The approaching 2023 presidential election promises to be like none other in the nation’s annals. And the die is already
Nigeria’s general elections take place next February 2023, hopefully. While the official campaign season begins in October, other things are
The first casualty of capricious election seasons in Nigeria is security. Governance is abandoned, and all efforts and expense are
Many Nigerians in their mid-forties and above know that these are not the best of times for their once glorious
Nigerians can go anywhere, perhaps including hell, in their quest for higher education. They are ready also to invest any
The events of the June 12 crisis are too well documented for anyone to seek to distort it. Keyamo told
