Opinion

How Governor Bala is rebuilding PDP By Bilyaminu Gambo Kong-kol The journey of Governor Bala Mohammed into PDP began in March 2010 when the then President Goodluck Jonathan appointed him minister of the Federal Capital Territory despite being a member of...

My Humble Advice for President Muhammadu Buhari By Dele Momodu. Fellow Nigerians, let me say emphatically that the moment we all dreaded has finally arrived. It is unfortunate that the falcon did not hear the falconer. Nigerian leaders behaved like Nigerians...

WTO: Okonjo-Iweala on the Cusps of History Who becomes the next Director General of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in a matter of weeks? It will surely be either Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and South Korea’s Yoo Myung-hee. Members of WTO have...

Stop The Negative Insinuations About The Nationwide Protests, By Abdulmumin Giwa AREWA AGENDA -It is very sad the way some people are trying to insinuate insincerity of purpose, sectional or religious bias about the ongoing protests by Nigerians. They are working...

EndSARS: Protesters, Crowdfunding and National Security By Yushau A. Shuaib The administration of President Muhammadu Buhari is struggling to contain the protests of the EndSARS movement that has gripped the country like a wildfire, in a similar way that the previous...

Lessons from #EndSARS for the North By Ahmad Mubarak Tanimu AREWA AGENDA - It is no longer a topic of debate on which region is more consequential in Nigeria between North and South when it comes to making demands from authorities. The...

#EndSARS: Are the Northerners Reallyi Learning Theiro Lesson? By Abdulmumin Giwa I have seen various efforts by some shallow mined individuals striving to condemn the End SARS protests staged mostly in the lower parts of the Niger down to the coasts....

#EndSARS: When Your Brother's Beard is Blazing By the time that Nigeria will ripe for natural disintegration (as it is only a matter of time), the immediate cause will not be far from lack of national identity that the country...

To the Man Yushau Shuaib by Mohammad Dahiru Lawal Even if this piece was not hurriedly put together, there would never be enough words to extol the the virtues of a man who typifies every semblance of peace, love, simplicity,...

A Tribute to My Father, Imam Shuaib Agaka By Yushau A. Shuaib Most tributes are written to eulogise the dead and not the living. I often ask the questions: Must our guardians and mentors die before we honour them by commending...