MaTaZ ArIsInG I do not know Bukola Saraki personally. I have never seen him physically and never spoken to him. The present governor of Kwara State, Abdulrahmam Abdulrasaq is a friend and has been since 1999. I did projects for him when was a private businessman since 1999. I am presently doing projects for him […] Read more
By Wole Olaoye When a society is on the inexorable path to Sodom and Gomorrah, something unbelievably bestial and savagely subhuman usually happens to shock the populace back to the path of rectitude. We have been having so many killings all over the country that we were getting used to them. We were becoming unshockable. […] Read more
By Farooq A. Kperogi Yemi Osinbajo has stirred negative emotions in northern Muslims twice in less than a month when he wore shoes to enter a mosque and to enter the bedroom of the mother of the late President Umaru Musa Yar’adua. That was avoidably boneheaded cultural indiscretion. From my perspective, it seems highly unlikely […] Read more
A MUST READ! Good day Nigeria, Here is a curation of thoughts that can help us continue the year with a Tabula Rasa (the theory that individuals are born without built-in mental content, and therefore all knowledge comes from experience or perception) mindset about sovereign development: “The Apapa sea ports is majorly controlled by a […] Read more
By Lasisi Olagunju How do you address a people who create a situation and then turn round to play the victim? The National President of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, Alhaji Bello Abdullahi Bodejo, talked tough in a Sun newspaper interview at the weekend. He said any southerner hoping to replace President Muhammadu Buhari next year […] Read more
By Aniagolu The whole reason Nigeria moved its national capital from Lagos to a vast piece of land, smack in the middle of the Federal Republic Nigeria, was to get away from the monumental congestion of Lagos. The result was Nigeria’s new capital city: Abuja. The congestion in Lagos was/is the result of several factors: […] Read more
MaTaZ ArIsInG This is an existential matter- Oro buruku plus laugh…ECOWAS leaders should be having sleepless nights. ChadGuineaMaliBurkina Faso Who is next? Trust the French. They would work very hard to get this regime in Mali toppled. There are two crisis at play here. But the French are also very culpable, the first crisis began […] Read more
By Farooq Kperogi It has turned out that it was actually Buhari himself, not the Aso Rock cabal, who wanted Goodluck Jonathan to succeed him in 2023! Apparently, even members of the cabal were disquieted by this. The cabal played along for a while (knowing Buhari’s well-known cognitive impairments and imperviousness to reason) and, at […] Read more
By Farooq A. KperogiTwitter: @farooqkperogi In today’s Saturday Tribune/Peoples Gazette column, I show that while Tinubu embodies a lot of unflattering attributes and still has many ethical question marks around him, it’s at least now certain that his age and higher education qualifications are not in dispute. There’s honor in admitting our error when we […] Read more
By Michael West MaTaZ ArIsInG January 28, 2022 The increasing gruesome killings of women, especially young girls, for money rituals by bloodthirsty, heartless and desperate Yahoo boys are worrisome. The craze for quick money, fame and material wealth is driving the inordinate propensity of our youths into despicable and fetish practices like diverse blood rituals, […] Read more
