By Obi Chude How on earth would Crown Prince Nonso Nwoko summon an Izu-Ani when he is not the Obi (king) as demanded by the custom and tradition of idumuje-ugboko?
Opinion
DMO: Mobilising The Grassroots For National Development
By Isaac Olutayo Financial literacy is abysmally low in Nigeria, and I am sure, as well as other African countries. It can never be taken for granted that an average […]
Can Ned Nwoko Survive The Impact Of His New Title “Prince Of Fraud” In 2019
By Celestine Nwoko For the many still surprised by the renewed image making being carried out by Ned Murnir Nwoko in the Anioma Trust newspaper, the nausea is quite strong. […]
FG Savings Bond: Opening Up the Capital Market For Ordinary Nigerians
By Abimbola Johnson If you are an ordinary Nigerian looking for where to invest your little savings, just approach any stock broker in the country and ask whether they are […]
The Enemy Within And The Cold-Blooded Threat From Arewa (Pt 1) – By Femi Fani-Kayode
On March 28th a hitherto unknown northern group known as the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, through its spokesman, one Yerima Shetima, had the nerve and effrontery to accuse Afenifere and […]
Colonel Hameed Ali And The Nigerian Senate – Femi Fani-Kayode
Retired Colonel Hameed Ali, the Comptroller General of the Nigerian Customs Service, is a proud and stubborn man. His disdain for others and insufferable arrogance is not only vexatious to […]
FGN Savings Bond: Promoting Savings Culture
Amarachi Eshiogu It’s very much unlikely that there is an adult person, man or woman, who has never borrowed money at one time or the other. It could be from […]
The Future Of Public Stealing
One of the conventions since 1998 is that those who will vie for or be appointed into high public offices should at least be cleared by the security agencies, especially […]
President Buhari And His London Visitors – Dele Momodu
Fellow Nigerians, let me warn quickly that a new circus has come to town and there is a theatre of the absurd ongoing in the city of London. The patrons […]
A Humane Proposal For Buhari: Resign By Okey Ndibe
ere’s a chance that President Muhammadu Buhari would have come back to Nigeria by the time you read this column, but the fact that he had twice postponed his return […]
