By Farooq A. KperogiTwitter: @farooqkperogi In Saturday s Tribune/Peoples Gazette column, I provided verifiable evidence that Pantami doesn’t have enough publications to be a professor, that most of his few publications are in dubious journals with no peer review, and that his PhD is in management, not cybersecurity. Enjoy: There are basically three legitimate ways […] Read more
By Ade King Ebimomi I am sure some of you will remember this… The year was 2000 and the place, Minna, Niger State. The governor at the time was Engr A. Kure. This present democratic dispensation was not even up to a year old when some Northern governors (especially that of Niger and Zamfara) began […] Read more
By Oduche Azih Has this MONDAY SIT AT HOME now developed a life of its own? Maxi Okwu thinks that it has. Here’s what I have to say about it. THE BUHARI FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, its many apologists, State Government enablers, enemies of Ndigbo and Fake Igbo proconsuls, (apologies to Prof Obi Nwakanma), have chosen to […] Read more
By Lasisi Olagunju (Published in MaTaZ ArIsInG on Monday, 20 September, 2021) The National Assembly last Tuesday received a presidential request for yet fresh foreign loans. This time, it is $4billion and €710million (N2trillion) to finance ‘critical projects’ in the 2021 budget. Our lawmakers will approve the loan request without asking any question. It is […] Read more
By Olusola Ajiboye The Yorubas of South-Western and North Central Nigeria have come full circle in their chequered but tumultus history. Their ancestors have built a most enduring civilization in a long history of humanity. They have founded, nurtured and grew kingdoms of reckoning and have within ancient and contemporary period, established a formidable Empire […] Read more
By Ayo Dada MaTaZ ArIsInG It is understood that Pantami has recently changed his name to Ibrahim Isa. Check out the image above. check back for the full article. Why has President Buhari not spoken about or accepted the United States offer to assist Nigeria in exposing the sponsors of terrorism in Nigeria? In November […] Read more
By Wole Olaoye (wole.olaoye@gmail.com) It is impossible not to be affected by contact with Lindsay Barrett, the poet, journalist, essayist, photographer, playwright, broadcaster and novelist. This rolling stone has gathered moss aplenty, having packed so much into his four score years with indelible footprints in Europe, the United States and Africa. I first met Barrett […] Read more
By Lasisi Olagunju (Published in MaTaZ ArIsInG on Monday, 13 September, 2021) President Muhammadu Buhari last week in Imo State acknowledged the resourcefulness and enterprising spirit of Igbo people. He said: “The fundamental thing about the Igbo people is that there is no town you visit in Nigeria without seeing the Igbo being in charge […] Read more
By Basil Okoh MaTaZ ArIsInG For more than half a century, since July 29 1967 to be exact, the North has gotten whatever it wants from Nigeria through brigandage, force of arms or outright murder of Southern loudmouths and adventurers. A war over consumption tax that has the potential to shake Nigeria to the ground […] Read more
MaTaZ ArIsInG With Wike, Economic Restructuring will happen. FIRS is fighting a lost cause. They will try to amend the 1999 Constitution. They will try to stop Lagos & Rivers Government at Tanko’s Supreme Court. But they will fail. Kano must work to chop. The injustices in Nigeria is too much. With Wike’s economic restructuring, […] Read more
