Tag: OKANGA AGILA
General Buratai’s Doctrine on Probity
Love or hate Lt. Gen. Tukur Yusuf Buratai, but what catches that attention of everyone around him is…
Gana and the end of an error
The country has been awash with tales on how the Nigerian Army killed the dreaded militia leader in…
Amotekun As Southwest’s Saddest Slide Into Medieval Leadership
Day break has caught some Nigerian leaders on the wrong side of history. Aspiring for public office is…
Fulani-Farmers Crisis And The End Of Hypocrisy
“Information gathered from impeccable sources indicates that it could not have been a coincidence that upon issuing such…
Has General Buratai kept the promise?
A lot has been said about the exploits of the Nigerian Army in the fight against terrorism in…
Understanding Obasanjo’s “Parrotism”
A Korean proverb says, “ You will hate a beautiful song, if you sing it often.” And that’s…
TY Danjuma, Innocent Blood And The Wrath Of The Gods
The United Kingdom Parliament (UKP) has some difficult task on their hands in Nigeria, a formal colony. The…
Wike Is Afraid Of Wike
“Let your consciousness, savoir faire and understanding liberate you from all the clutches of delusions, dopiness, greed, arrogance,…
Damaturu: And Boko Haram Wept
By Okanga Agila Somewhere, within Damaturu, Yobe state, Maisandari, a suburb of the state capital, sitting on the…
As Buratai Radiates Sir Ahmadu Bello’s Leadership Heroism
By Okanga Agila The first Premier of Northern Nigeria, the Sarduana of Sokoto, late Sir Ahmadu Bello is…
What They Don’t See: A Reflection On PMB At 76
By Okanga Agila In the final months of transition from military to civil rule between 1998 and 1999,…
Buhari: Workers’ New Bride
By Okanga Agila To most Nigerians, the approval of a new National Minimum Wage (NNW) by the administration…