Fubara's matured jungle and death of Edan
HAVE you noticed that in the last two weeks, Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State seems to have acquired an inexplicably large...
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HAVE you noticed that in the last two weeks, Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State seems to have acquired an inexplicably large...
THE scholar and researcher had taken a trip to an open market. There, he met a female fishmonger. Attracted by the casual attention this...
The interminable fuel queues which began last week have become, to Nigerians, another painful encounter with the one-year old Tinubu government. Those encounters, in close to 365 days now, have, according to Festus Adedayo, become the proverbial numerous smelly teeth of the Adipele.
It was precisely on Saturday, October 10, 1998 at Frank Kokori’s Yaba, Lagos house. Tinubu and other NADECO activists had just returned to Nigeria the day before after exiling abroad. Sitting beside him, I asked Tinubu what impression he had of Nigeria upon his arrival. His response: “Retrogression, rolling backwards, on reverse gear; that is my impression. Sad. That people are still queuing at the petrol stations, spend more productive hours at the petrol stations than in economic sector.
A social media user, Dr D Udoh, has reignited the popular 'no man's land' debate about the status of Lagos State with a controversial proposal.