General T.Y. Danjuma has become a bête noire in my part of Nigeria, that is, the Muslim north, for saying two things: that people shou...

Dear Mark, Yesterday, you lost $6 billion. Even for you, one of the five richest men in the world, that’s a big chunk of change. ...

The president’s reluctant decision to compensate for insensitively celebrating with his privileged friends in Kano who luxuriated in obs...

The President Muhammad Buhari administration has advanced the narrative of “technically defeating,” “tactically defeating,” and “completel...

Dele Momodu in his article this weekend titled  'Before The Rest Of Africa Leaves Us Behind',  writes about his experience ...

The author of “Glocal English: The Changing Face and Forms of Nigerian English,” Farouk Kperogi apparently overrates himself. He can lec...

The question I always ask people who talk of the Buhari administration’s “success” in “downgrading” or “technically defeating” Boko Haram...

1. It’s interesting how almost everyone on my timeline is griping about how no one is talking of the Zamfara massacre where at least 41 p...

Dear Editor, NatGeo, I am a great fan of your magazine, National Geographic, and your sister platform, National Geo Wild, and your c...

Journalists like to think they are the mirror of society. In fact, a famous American journalist and author by the name of Arthur Brisban...

I wrote the following piece, presented in italics, shortly after the postponement of the 2015 Presidential elections. It is important th...

“I do not believe in my mind that the way things are in Nigeria, any Catholic priest has the mandate to decide which of the political co...

George Weah’s emergence as Liberia’s President-elect after the December 26 run-off election generated considerable interest among Nigeri...