Jonathan and the end of a honeymoon
Tuesday, 09 March 2010 07:11 | 
Author: Okey Ndibe | 
Those handling Goodluck Jonathan better tell him that this week marks the end of the honeymoon phase of his “acting presidency.”
Jonathan sacks Muktar as NSA Tuesday, 09 March 2010 07:00 | Author: Transparency For Nigeria |
Acting President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday sacked the National Security Adviser, Maj.-Gen. Sarki Mukhtar (rtd), and replaced him with Lt. Gen. Aliyu Gusau (rtd), who held the same position during the Olusegun Obasanjo administration. Over 500 slaughtered again in Jos Tuesday, 09 March 2010 05:56 | Author: Transparency For Nigeria |
The killers showed no mercy: They didn't spare women and children, or even a 4-day-old baby, from their machetes. On Monday, Nigerian women wailed in the streets as a dump truck carried dozens of bodies past burned-out homes toward a mass grave. Jos: Who Will Heal The Land? Monday, 08 March 2010 15:43 | Author: Adepoju Paul Olusegun |
The Nigerian nation is facing its toughest multi faceted challenges in recent times. There is a sick president no one sees, a daily threat of military coup, the legislative arm is helpless in the discharge of its responsibilities and the frustrations of Nigerians are evolving and climaxing into incessant blood sheds.
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Villagers bury their dead after Jos clashes Tuesday, 09 March 2010 06:11 | Author: Transparency For Nigeria |
Villagers in central Nigeria buried dozens of bodies, including those of women and children, in a mass grave on Monday after attacks in which several hundred people were feared to have been killed. Rejoinder: How To Report The President’s Condition, A Lesson From Zambia: A Rejoinder Monday, 08 March 2010 17:52 | Author: Adepoju Paul Olusegun |
While I totally agree with Rufus Oteniya's comparison of Zambia's case with Nigeria's current predicament, I will like to point out some salient facts why it might be impossible for such to surface in Nigeria. 2010 International Women Day: A Celebration of Choices Monday, 08 March 2010 15:38 | Author: Adepoju Paul Olusegun |
My pastor, Bishop Maxwell C. Korie has a unique way of describing women. While men were refined once from the dust, women were double refined by a perfect God. Going by the Biblical point of view, the pastor's point is true but going by the tales of the plight of the African women, one doubts if they are actually God's handiwork. Let me explain.
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