One military air crash too many in Nigeria – Seye Olaniyonu
Where exactly is safe in Nigeria? The roads are not safe. Recently installed train tracks are being vandalised and the elite’s option, the sky, is getting dark....
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Nigeria and its overstretched Police Force can do without politicians jogging with multiple operatives – Seye Olaniyonu
Nigeria is one unique country, both good and bad. Despite being home to the highest number of poor persons, it is easy to see extreme wealth amid that poverty....
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111 extra NASS seats for women: Terrible idea disguised as progress – Seye Olaniyonu
To say Nigeria is not having a gender inequality issue is to be a bloody liar. Out of 109 Senators in the National Assembly (NASS), eight are women and 13 women out of 36...
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Bob Marley plays forty years onto eternity – Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
It is difficult to believe that forty years had swept by since the death of the legendary master, Bob Marley. Yes, Robert Nesta Marley, unive...
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Father Mbaka: Peter Obi warned us
Once upon a time, we all thought Rev Father Ejike Mbaka was an Elisha; bringing us divine messages from the Most High. Embarrassingly, we all thought wrong. ...
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Twitter and its investment in Africa – Ejiro Obodo
When Twitter announced that it is assembling a team and will soon launch a physical office in Ghana two weeks ago, there was joy and awe in Nigeria. Joy, because the most...
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Activists for sale 2.0: Eedris Abdulkareem, latest in cash & carry Hall of Shame – Seye Olaniyonu
Mr. Lecturer and Nigeria Jagajaga, two songs by Eedris Abdulkareem remain classics that can rival other social critical melodies in Nigeria. But time is brutal. Wh...
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Buhari, time to sack Pantami was last week – Seye Olaniyonu
The ongoing Ali Pantami show of horror is the biggest threat to the current administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. Unfortunately, the only person with the p...
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Social media and the unserious Nigerian youths – Seye Olaniyonu
The social media is a powerful tool. Indeed, so powerful is it that governments in a number of countries agitate over means to rein it in. The power of social media as a...
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How gentleman Makinde used ‘thugs’ to ‘humble’ Fayose – Seye Olaniyonu
“Makinde may look gentle in the face, but he is deadly,” ex-Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose was recently spotted saying on a Channels TV programme....
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