Tag: IDOKO AINOKO
The diaspora quagmire for Nigeria
It is established that the population of a nation is its strength; the intellectual and positive productive gifts…
Abduction: Shekau, Salkida, and the rest of us
As a tenet of its false constituted ideology and business model, the insurgents had taken thousands of young…
#EndSARS and Our Missing Conscience
Nigeria is a country where citizens delight in unrewarding drudgery. As a nation, some persons believe Nigeria has…
SARS: Between Gov Zulum and HypocrisyÂ
Yesterday, it was reported that the Borno House of Assembly honoured the State Commander of the now disbanded…
BANDITRY: Matters arising as Buratai comes to the rescue
When service chiefs were appointed in July 2015, like many people with keen interest in the polity especially…
Matawalle’s lesson note for Zulum on fighting terrorism
I recall there was a time in Nigeria that Zamfara state in North-West Nigeria was on the verge…
Boko Haram and the 356 Fat Lies against the Nigerian Army
I have a challenge, one that is borne out of the desire to see that Nigeria experiences sustainable…
Nigerian Army and the numerous reasons to laud Buratai
The Nigerian Army is arguably one of the best in the African continent. Its exploits have been recognized…
Courage, Confidence and Commitment : What Buhari Saw in the Service ChiefsÂ
Someone said the other day that, "We can never go back to the old days prior to 2015,…
Exposing pseudo-activism in Nigeria
Civil rights activists,the world over, are known for their fight against social injustice and their bid to make…
Boko Haram’s Shekau and Deji Adeyanju’s Pains
Peter Ayodele Fayose’s theatrics during his time as governor of Ekiti State is sorely missed. In one episode,…
Understanding Sahara Reporters and the interest of terrorists
When the matter borders on the security of Nigeria, Sahara Reporters has on several occasions acted as if…