By P. Michael Based on my job, I learnt something special this week from Security Agents in Mali that we went on a rescue mission together. I don’t know if…
Read More Why do kidnappers in Nigeria succeed in collecting ransom from their victims?
Category: Features
Owa-Onire: A ghost town and one man left behind
Following bandits attacks and abduction communities bordering Kwara South forest belts have emptied and are basically what has been described as Ghost Town by many. The sad state of the…
Read More Owa-Onire: A ghost town and one man left behind
From Horseback to Golf Cart: How Kebbi’s new nobility announced its divorce from reality
By Bello Abdullahi The Kebbi State Government recently bought an 6-seater luxury golf cart. In a state where children forget the taste of eggs. In a state where roads have…
Read More From Horseback to Golf Cart: How Kebbi’s new nobility announced its divorce from reality
OPEN Letter to the White House
By Kio Amachree Mr. President, Two hundred and fifty million Nigerians are watching. They are watching to see if the United States of America will do the right thing —…
Read More OPEN Letter to the White House
When the Americans open their files on Their Own, they cannot shut Them on Tinubu
By Kio Amachree There is a moment when the architecture of impunity collapses — not all at once, but in the unmistakable way that ancient walls fall: first a crack,…
Read More When the Americans open their files on Their Own, they cannot shut Them on Tinubu