Written by The President, General Muhammadu Buhari, on Thursday, in Abuja, said the outcome of the February 25 and March 18 elections was proof that voters had awoken to their power, hence, politics would no longer be business as usual. “No one should underrate the Nigerian voter anymore. Politics will be more difficult, henceforth,” Buhari told a … Continue reading “Politics Now Difficult, Don’t Underrate Voters, Buhari Tells Politicians”
No fewer than 80 children have been abducted by bandits in Tsafe Local Government Area of Zamfara State, BBC Hausa reported. The children, said to be between the ages of 12 and 17, were abducted on Friday morning, April 7, 202bh3. Some parents of the abducted children who spoke to the British broadcaster said the victims were … Continue reading “Bandits reportedly abduct 80 children in Zamfara”
Written by I once heard a joke. Question: How do you wake up a dead Igbo man? Answer: Shake a bag of coins near his ear. Laughter erupted. I also laughed because I like a good joke. But if you start believing jokes and become serious about what is only good for comic relief then you have … Continue reading “On the Igbo issue and unwarranted stereotyping. By Barr. Louis Ojomoh From Benin City”
Written by The Emir of Katsina, HRH Abdulmumini Kabir Usman, has lamented Nigeria’s myriad of challenges, saying the development is worrying. “Nigeria’s problems are among what has been disturbing me in person to the extent that I find it difficult to sleep for 3-7 days,” the monarch said at the launch of his Peace Foundation in … Continue reading “Nigeria’s Challenges Giving Me Sleepless Nights – Katsina Emir”