Nnamdi Kanu: The Man, the ideology, the people
This Nnamdi Kanu matter, it has come to a point in time where people need to clearly separate the issues involved and this is imperative for everyone....
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Nigeria – one day, one sensation – Viola Okolie
Nigeria is indeed the land of one day, one excitement. When the news first broke that President Muhammadu Buhari was postponing/rescheduling h...
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Leaked: Twitter writes President Buhari – Viola Okolie
So we just heard “with one ear” that as a result of the ban imposed on Twitter by President Buhari and the Nigerian government; the micro-blogging app has been goi...
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War is not a tea party – Viola Okolie
At the end of the day and in spite of all the posturing from both camps of eager Nigeria warlords, the rhetoric that war is not a tea party and should not be crave...
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Nigeria on cruise: Pantocrantos and Hupopodion – Viola Okolie
Nigeria is a nation on cruise… “The wizard at Ensor who assumed the title of Emmanuel has been consumed by divine indignation; and now his disciple...
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What does it take to shock President Buhari into action? – Viola Okolie
President Muhammadu Buhari recently dropped another clanger. ‘‘Many of those misbehaving today are too young to be aware of the destruction and loss of live...
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Fellow Nigerians, your President is booting – Viola Okolie
Fellow Nigerians, I am surprised you all are surprised that President Buhari is surprised that we are surprised that he did not attend the burial of his own Chief of Army...
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Even your President has a Plan B – Viola Okolie
So last week when we talked about Plan B, there was a very teeny weeny, perhaps inconsequential but of the puzzle that I forgot to add, and maybe that preve...
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Plan B is more than an exit plan – Viola Okolie
So, a couple of days ago, debonair Lagos based “Daddy GO” of the very popular House On The Rock Church, advised his congregants during a sermon to begin to make an...
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Nigeria: The struggle to survive is hard – Viola Okolie
Every day when my daughter prepares to leave the house in our present-day Nigeria, I bark out a series of well-intentioned phrases which have almost turned routine...
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