This morning I wish to raise an issue which most people may not be too interested in and which they may not want to talk about or even comment on. Nevertheless, and despite this, I shall still raise it here simply because I believe that it is of vital importance for so many reasons, not …
MAJOR HAMZA AL-MUSTAPHA: A GRAVE AND GRIEVIOUS INJUSTICE Read More »
Sahara Reporters, March 8, 2010 By Idowu Obasa There is no doubt absolutely that Omoyele Sowore, publisher of saharareporters.com has distinguished himself creditably in the practice of online media, despite intimidation, victimization, death threats etc from those perceived to be haters of truths, who have destroyed and ruined our nation, politically and economically. His undergraduate …
Re: Femi Fani-Kayode; the deceptions of Yemisi Aderogba Read More »
Before reading my essay may I crave your indulgence and ask you to read through Chief Mathew Mbu’s comments which are provided on this link: The Nation This is why it is so important for us to learn about our history properly, to read as widely as possible and to do our own research before …
May the Lord contend against those who contend against us. May He fight against those who fight against us. May He trouble those who seek to trouble us. May He cause the fiery darts of the evil one to fall harmlessly by our feet. May He grant us peace in our palace and prosperity in …
Let me begin by commending Mr. O’seun Ogunseitan and the convenors of this vital discussion on the death of Sir Tafawa Balewa who have given us the opportunity to iron out this vital issue of monumental historical importance once and for all and then hopefully, at the end of it all, we can perhaps bring …
THE DEATH OF TAFAWA BALEWA: THE SEGUN OSOBA ANGLE Read More »
234Next, January30, 2010 by Femi Fani-Kayode A new form of government is slowly being introduced to the world by the government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The test run for this new, innovative and unique system of government was launched from a sick bed in a Saudi Arabian hospital two months ago, by Nigeria’s …
Punch, January29, 2010 by Semiu Okanlawon Setting in motion the process which culminated in the granting of independence by the colonial authorities was a big historical achievement. That, perhaps, explained why there had been controversies over the decades over who exactly moved the motion for independence. While elder statesman, Chief Anthony Enahoro, is usually credited …
Who moved the motion for Nigeria‘s independence? Read More »
The Nigerian Voice, January 24, 2010 by Dayo J Atofolaki I sincerely give my nod and also stand to be identified with the editorial team of Next Newspaper for their unprecedented good reporting skills and investigative works which are seemingly in tandem with the rules of journalism practice, indeed good work should be commended and …
RE: Wanted: Airports that work; Misconceptions about Fani-Kayode Read More »
pointblanknews January 7, 2010 Former President Olusegun Obasanjo and some of his key associates have gone underground to ward off reported scrutiny by security officials which heightened penultimate week after a key opposition figure and a minister in the Obasanjo cabinet, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai announced the deferment of an earlier and well-publicised plan to return …
Today (26th of November) is Thanksgiving Day in America and we rejoice and felicitate with our American and American- based friends. And it is no wonder that the United States is truly blessed by God. A nation, which from the very start, set a day aside as a day of national thanksgiving to the Most …