Frederick Forsyth’s account of the Nigerian Civil War, mainly from the Biafran lens, is perhaps one of the most riveting you would find.
This seventh edition of my special yearly forecast might be the last. I’ve enjoyed doing it, the hits and the misses, especially the big hits.
Atiku is like a lion wearing Santa Claus’s cap and offering a gift box wrapped in garlands, swag, and tinsel. Obi and his ambition would soon be lunch.
The only proof that Ahmed was not removed to save the system is that he should be investigated so that he can either clear his name or face the consequences.
None of the three Guineas is thriving, but in Guinea-Bissau, recent events are twisting that nation’s fate into profound misery.
It’s not Trump’s fault that Nigeria is where it is.
Uzodimma was right about the need for the media to take a long, hard look at itself.
PDP’s size, which was the source of its pride, became the root of its decay, and its symbolic umbrella has been unable to weather the rain, not to speak of the storm
Life, they say, happens. There was something else I used to hear while growing up: A fool at 40 is a fool forever.
