Femi Aribisala sounds like Nigeria’s Salman Rushdie. It seems Mr Aribisala is having endless sleepless nights over the person of Bola Tinubu and indeed the emergence of APC as another big political party in Nigeria. I believe that by...
On Monday, 07 July 2014, Chief Timipre Sylva turns 50. It is a milestone mark for which glory and honour must be given to the
good Lord.
As a mark of respect for the Muslims who are observing the Holy Month...
Nigeria is an interesting paradox. In Nigeria, the moment a public office holder spends little or practically nothing to burnish or embellish his public image even when he is as clean as a white dove, usually he/she becomes the...
The recent involvement, open campaign, sensitization and mobilization of voters for particular candidates in general elections in Nigeria by Labour Unions (Nigerian Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress) is ethically wrong and a flagrant abuse of labour norms. Duly,...
Ahiazu Mbaise is a Local Government Area in Imo State of Nigeria. Its headquarters are in the town of Afororu (or Afor Oru). It has an area of 114 square km and a population of 170,902 at the 2006...
Are you ready to fight to death for a better life in a new country under these same leaders? If you are willing to risk it all on your leaders’ promises, there is a toll bridge in Lekki, Lokoja...
The Special Adviser Media to Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, in this rejoinder, dismisses Dr. Femi Aribisala’s latest column entitled The beginning of the end of Bola Tinubu.
DR. Femi Aribisala’s recent article “The beginning of the end of the Bola Tinubu...
It is not clear if Keshi is still with Nigerian Football Federation or not. Some reports have it that he has resigned. Another says he has denied resigning. Whatever is the truth we need to examine the reason he...
Perhaps it is time that we as Africans begin to question the very things we have been doing for decades, yet getting the same results which are totally different from our collective aspirations; aspirations of economic prosperity for all,...
Athletes train differently for competitions at high altitude. What about when we are selecting people at high organizational altitude – in other words at or near the board room, whether in the private or the public sectors? Do all...