By John LaForge A decade into the Afghan War, the atrocities by U.S. forces – whether accidental or intentional – keep piling up along with assurances from American leaders that “this is not who we are.” Read More
In his small but insightful book entitled THE TROUBLE WITH NIGERIA, the renowned writer, Chinua Achebe pin-pointed Nigeria’s major ailment. The trouble with Nigeria, he posited, boils down to corruption and wanton greed as Read More
By David Barrett In a highly significant move, ministers will fight a case at the European Court of Human Rights in which two British women will seek to establish their right to display the cross. Read More
By John Ofikhenua By John Ofikhenua The Director General of the Energy Commission of Nigeria, Prof Abubakar Sambo, yesterday stated that exploitation of oil in the North is yet to begin because of politics. According Read More
By Hindi Livinus The 23 Armoured Brigade, Yola, Adamawa State, has clamped down on a syndicate specializing in gunrunning, and sale of military gear to men of the underworld. Nancy James and her accomplice, Haliru Jumba, Read More
The debate on the justification of giving 13% derivation of Nigeria’s oil revenue to the oil rich Niger Delta states has of recent become subject of national discuss, resulting in a series of sponsored attacks Read More
By MOHAMMED ISMAIL The gruesome daylight cold blooded murder of foremost crime buster and leader of Adamawa State Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS), ASP Mohammed Ali, is a poignant reminder to the fact that security Read More
Malam Suleiman Ibrahim, a nurse with the Barau Dikko Specialist Hospital Kaduna is the latest victim of brutality by the State Security Service (SSS). He narrates his ordeal to our Correspondent The day was Read More
By Jon Chikadibie Okafo By every known standard, Nigeria is a country that celebrates corruption, thieves of all hues, mediocrity and government deceit. As a country lousily established on fraud, one tries as much as Read More
By Suraj Oyewale Like any other adjective that borders on morality, the word ‘bad’ is one that does not have a universal definition. Even making it more susceptible to relativism is the word it is Read More
