Bayelsa governor’s one leg
By Azu Ishiekwene NINE months after the curtains were drawn on the Bayelsa governorship polls, the electorate still can’t be too sure who ...
Bala Mohammed’s bumpy political ride
Sentry The last is yet to be heard in Bauchi State on the defection of former House of Representatives Speaker, Yakubu Dogara, from ...
Revisiting Nollywood classic, ‘Owo Blow’, 25 years after
Tade Ogidan’s ‘Owo Blow’ was a Nollywood classic which was released in three parts,‘The Genesis’, ‘The Revolt’, and ‘The Final Struggle’. Released in ...
SCORECARD: How Nigeria’s agriculture minister fared one year in office
Exactly August 21, last year, President Muhammadu Buhari swore in 43 new ministers, of which Sabo Nanono was tasked with the job of ...
JULIET IBRAHIM: I rarely get sexual advances from actors
Juliet Ibrahim is one of West Africa’s sizzling and breathtakingly beautiful actresses, film producers, singers and philanthropists. An entertainer with Lebanese, Ghanaian and ...
Rape: Ememobong tasks FEDA on research, societal values
Akwa Ibom State’s Commissioner for Information Ini Ememobong The International Federation of Women Lawyers, FEDA, has been tasked to step up sensitization on ...
Is the Police still our friend?
Igboeli Arinze Recently, it seems like the Nigerian police has been conducting secretly a war against a group of people. These people are ...
Portland’s federal courthouses close amid ‘EXPLOSIVES threat’
Two federal courthouses in Portland have been forced to close and several other buildings in the city's downtown have been evacuated due to ...
Other Irish people are not as slim or as rich as we think
Anyone questioning why a report highlighting the disconnect between how our world is and how we often think it is goes under the ...
Economy may take years to recover from ‘havoc’ of Covid-19
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