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.
Sensational narratives like Cruz’s become amplified whenever Nigeria approaches an election. It might not be a bad idea also to remind Cruz of the epidemic of U.S. gun violence.
If this story reads like a chapter from The Osinubi of PUNCH, it is because he dedicated 45 years of his life to the company.
If he pushes for a two-state solution and manages to get Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy to a round table, that might be the medal-worthy deal of our lifetime!
The National Assembly, through the House, is getting one more chance to redeem itself from the eloquent scandal charmingly expressed by the Senate committee chairman.
If the British handed Nigeria a poisoned cup, the flawed and bloated federal system has not helped matters. Yet, the Harold Smith story is not a death sentence.
We need more risk-takers like Dangote, not self-serving unions and unionists feeding off our misery.
Should the Nigerian Bar Association pretend that it’s OK for lawyers to contrive and invent evidence actively without a rebuke?
If they talk like bandits, strike like bandits, and leave behind a trail of sorrow, tears, and blood, then, for me, they are bandits, jihadists, criminals, and terrorists.
