The recent public execution of Risana Nafeek in the Islamic Republic of Saudi Arabia poses many questions on the legitimacy of such a law called Sharia Law. A law based on the Old Testament “tit for tat” in this twenty-first century…
A look into the long awaited request made by the Nigerian government to those who robbed her historical and valuable objects. Nigeria to the world: Give us our art back! by Heather Murdock British colonials once made off with thousands of…
Nigeria is said to be the giant of Africa. This could be true depending on what one understands by the statement “The giant of Africa”. In terms of natural or human resources, no one doubts her richness in both areas, but…
Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has a wonderful talk about “the danger of a single story” that you can listen to, online. When you’re handed the first Hausa-language (spoken in parts of Africa) novel translated into English, you can get a…
One of those engaging and patriotic Nigerian youths that has vowed not to sit down and see our dear nation destroyed by “Vagabonds on power”, speaks out in her usual way. Read her and find out by yourself the calibre of…
Just came across an article written by a mentor, Chimamanda, on an icon, Achebe that I will never cease to admire. It is a piece that all must read as it is an Eagle describing another Eagle. These are just too…
At UN-backed meeting, Cameroon and Nigeria agree to expedite boundary demarcation process Special Representative Said Djinnit (centre) with representatives of Nigeria and Cameroon. UN Photo Representatives from Cameroon and Nigeria ended today a meeting over the demarcation of the boundary between…
As many Nigerian Pastors join the race to a “better” and luxurious life, El-Rufai on commenting the speech of Bishop Hassan Kukah, also register his name among litany of those sensible Nigerians who marvel at the silent of the “men of…
One of those Africans, who have bravely written there names in the World economic analysis, an area where many Africans were, in the past, not always welcomed, either because of their “incompetency” (a situation subjectively and conventionally accepted) or because they…
As poor Nigerians are crying for hardship, some self proclaimed Pastors and Bishops are seriously becoming unreasonably rich. How come that those who climb on the pulpit to preach modesty are moving on private jets and Limousines whereas there Christians cannot afford a normal…
