When President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, submitted his list of Ministers to the Senate on July 23, the name of Chief Audu Innocent Ogbeh (72) was missing. He was one of
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If we didn’t know better, we would have thought the subject of such effusive praise on his 78th birthday is a leader in the mould of the great Nelson Mandela.
A British Commercial Court has asked Nigeria to pay $9bn to Process & Industrial Developments Ltd. (P&ID), a tiny engineering company founded in 2006 by two Irishmen, Michael Quinn and
There is pain. There is anger. And there is collective rage in the land. Nigerians are empty of options and are seeking avenues for a purge; for catharsis. The season
You are forgiven if you think an English high court just awarded a $9 billion fine against Nigeria in a
One of Nigeria’s arguably most impactful rulers, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, was 78 years old yesterday. Combatant Officer of the Nigerian
Every election cycle in Nigeria has three seasons. The campaign season belongs to the parties, the politicians and their godfathers.
For the Nigerian Left, the strongest lesson of what may now be called Nigeria’s #RevolutionNow—that is, the August 5 mass
Before he was given the heave-ho, Okoi Obono-Obla, ex-chairman of the Special Presidential Investigation Panel for the recovery of Public
Since there has been no refutal of the alleged threat to make an example of music artiste, Augustine Kelechi, otherwise
