Last week, the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, raised a lot of eyebrows when he advocated the use of prayers and “spiritual warfare” in...
On the sight of a free and fair election Obasanjo was again quick to shift ground, dance and arrive at the Change pulpit even before the...
As if responding to the stimuli of violence across the country that is mounting by the day, at the tail end of last week, five pastors...
Leah Sharibu has been in captive for over two years and the only effort seen is only on several press statements issued by the media officers...
The insurgency was a long way coming, with the Sharia movement of the 1980s and 90s that swept through northern Nigeria like a whirlwind as the...
Recall that Boko Haram also started as a non-violent group that now turned deadly after its leader, Muhammad Yusuf, was killed by the police in 2009....
If that be the case, it means that we still have a very long way to go. Interestingly, in the same “HERDSMEN AND THE STATE OF...
These are interesting times. We’re entering an interesting, new journalism era when newspaper editors will cast simple headlines but the public will nevertheless be confused....
The hint given on Sunday, by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo that Boko Haram might continue to get the best of soft targets for some time to...
Fani Kayode should have known before now that tautology in the heart of contradictions is tantamount to garrulous. Often and on, he keep reminding us about...