WHEN NIGERIA NEEDED HERBERT THE MOST, HE LEFT
By Zayd Ibn Isah
Few deaths in Nigeria have shaken the country as much as that of Herbert Wigwe.
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First with details then facts By Zayd Ibn Isah
Few deaths in Nigeria have shaken the country as much as that of Herbert Wigwe.
By Emeka Omeihe
A number of events last week, appear to have unearthed a new dimension to the escalating insecurity in the country. They have to do with the challenge of truck loads of people who claim to be hunters but whose manner of entry into some communities in south has continued to raise serious apprehension.
By Azu Ishiekwene
As the troubled Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) convenes its Ministerial Council meeting in Abuja on February 8 to discuss the quit notice served by three of its members – Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger – the situation in Senegal might well be the elephant in the room.
By Funke Egbemode
Why do men think big successful girls are single because all they want is money and independence instead of marriage and commitment? Why do they think being financially independent mean you want to live alone and die lonely? Well, the women also suspect that there is a hidden agenda somewhere. Yeah, can the men swear that they are not the ones annulling our rights and mandates while promising to ‘Insha’ Allah ‘empower’ us. You can’t win against their armoury. It is so difficult to please or understand the way their minds work. But haven’t I warned that there is no point trying to decipher a man’s mind?
By Ikeddy Isiguzo
IF Nigeria were a patient, it would be in ICU, intensive care unit, of a hospital, with deft attention being paid to its delicate aliments. Doctors will be running into each other with many medicaments to treat its various predicaments.