GENEVA – United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay on Thursday urged Nigerian national, local, religious and opinion leaders to make a bold and concerted effort to halt the spiralling sectarian violence unleashed by a series of recent attacks…
One of the few articles that made me happy about Nigeria these last days was carried by “Thisdaylive[1]“. I am really happy to read that in Nigeria there is a move towards religious Unity. Though it might not be uncommon in…
The man that the government of Nigeria has thought dead is here again proving the army and the world wrong as he has once done it in one of his public appearances. Apart from the interview that Vanguard reports here, that he granted to…
For those who would want to listen to the The Lagos Fuel Subsidy Debate can do so through this blog. Source: CHANNEL TV ”The truth might be hard to say, painful to bear or even drastic for the truth sayer…
The Catholic Bishop of Ekiti, Bishop Felix Femi Ajakaye, donned the cassock to lead anti-subsidy removal protest in Ado-Ekiti, capital of Ekiti State, yesterday. The Bishop marched with protesters who took off from Ajilosun through Okeyinmi and Ojumoshe, and stopped at…
The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR, came on air today to address an issue that have continued to raise more eyebrow than every other issue in Nigeria. Mr President just like every other President…
I have never seen a country like ours where government is as insentive and sadic as terrorists. How can a governement that after one good year have not even a single thing to present as its achievement go to the extent…
Nigeria fuel price protests turn violent – Africa – Al Jazeera English At least one person has been killed in Nigeria as violence erupted during angry protests against the doubling of fuel prices. Hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets in…
As I was preparing today for the festivity of the Christmas, my heart was torn by the news of Nigerians who were killed today as they were praying in the Church. I am sickened to the heart for my dear and…
The earlier African intellectuals that first made the very experience of seeing their culture, tradition, and custom undergo mutation never hesitated to frown at the rapid transformation and transmutation of African society. They were the first to oversee the danger and…
