Perspectives
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Dele Momodu’s tragi-comedy on APC manifesto, By Ayodele Olasoji-Peters
As Director of Strategic Communication of the PPD’s Presidential Campaign Council, Mr. Dele Momodu understandably needs to justify his appointment as well as position himself for a position in a PDP government at the centre in the extremely unlikely event that the party is able to triumph at the polls next year. Of course, Dele Momodu’s shoddy, shallow and intellectually…
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Apostle Suleman: The apple of God’s eyes, By Bamidele Johnson
You just knew Apostle Johnson Suleman was going to come bigging up his God credentials once assassins’ bullets, mercifully, did not find accommodation in his prominent bald pate or eye socket. He would not be Suleman if he did not. His escape had nothing to do with the bullet-proof vehicle he and his family were travelling in. It had all…
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Artful dodgers, By Odi Ikpeazu
“The public should try to make itself artistic.”Oscar Wilde The musical situation in Nigeria is quite a curious one. First of all, it is probably safe to say that that the majority of the public does not see much correlation between the state of the arts and that of the nation. This is very worrying but since most people do…
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Who poisoned the communion? By Sam Omatseye
Some say they can’t vote for him because he is ill. But it’s because he makes them ill at ease. They tremble at the compass of his mind and the stature of his legacy. With affectionate defiance on Saturday night, he asked the Kano business community, “Do I look like someone who is sick to you?” He then pointed his…
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The Arewa Joint Committee initiative, By Dan Agbese
Some northern political and social pressure groups, namely, Arewa Consultative Forum, Arewa House, Sir Ahmadu Bello Memorial Foundation, Northern Elders Forum, Arewa Research and Development Project and Jamiyyar Matan Arewa, recently formed Arewa Joint Committee as an umbrella body to jointly pursue political and other interests in the context of saving northern Nigeria. To give effect to this, the joint…
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Atiku’s strategy, By Segun Ayobolu
(Does the ‘average northerner’ need a kind of President different from that of the Igbo, Yoruba, Ijaw or from any part of Southern Nigeria? That was the fallacy that presidential flag bearer of the PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, tried to sell when ata forum of the Arewa Joint Committee in Kaduna, last weekend, he brazenly implored his audience to vote…
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The Zamfara State killing field, By Yemi Adebowale
When Governor Bello Matawalle of Zamfara State dumped the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) last July for the All Progressives Congress (APC), he declared that the issue of insecurity in his state would be effectively tackled with his membership of the party running the show at the federal level. While announcing his defection, Matawalle expressed confidence that Zamfara State would experience…
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Tinubu’s Action Plan envisions a better economy powered by youths, farmers, and workers, By Kehinde Bamigbetan
Today, the race to Aso Rock gains new momentum as the All Progressives Congress launches a manifesto that seeks to rejig the economy by unleashing the energy of the youths, the farmers, and the workers. The 80-page document titled ” Hope Renewed” consolidates the achievements of Muhammadu Buhari’s administration in agriculture, infrastructure and security and plans new ways of running…
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Tinubu: From an empty well to a green garden, By Uche Nnadozie
Nigeria needs a creative doer at this point. A man who is not afraid to engineer progress and deliver prosperity to the people. At the rate, we need a sort of shock therapy. This will juggle our minds so that we can begin to think up fresh innovative ideas rather than remain in slumber in the false assumption that we…
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A day with Ade Adefeko, By Simbo Olorunfemi
It is easy to get drenched in the flood of negativity that has taken over the space, especially with all that is going on, both home and abroad. It is as if that push to have the roof irretrievably cave in is one that we will never get over. From covid-19, to covid-induced disruptions, surge in terror and crime within,…
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