MC Alli, fare thee well, by Clem Olowole The announcement of the death of Major-Gen. Mohammed Chris Alli was not a pleasant way for me...

The travails and triumph of Emilokan To say that Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is an enigma is not an overstatement. BAT is the acronym Emilokan...

The Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) on Tuesday night served a piece of news that ended my day on a sad note. When the news filtered out, I thought I heard Uba Ahmed, apparently because the volume of my television set was a bit low. I tilted my head towards the set, wondering who was the namesake of the flamboyant onetime Bauchi state-born Secretary of the defunct National Party of Nigeria (NPN) in the Second Republic that had just passed on. It was when I heard “the former Sports Minister” that I knew it was my light-skinned friend and brother, Alhaji Buba Ahmed.

I grew up thinking that a judicious mix of crime, sex and money might not only help a publisher turn a good profit but could also be the catalyst for a better society. But my friend, the Publisher/Editor-In-Chief of NaijaTimes, Ehi Braimah, subscribes to a slightly different model.

Titan And Migrants: Two tragedies, different stories, by Azu Ishiekwene It doesn’t make sense to weigh tragedies on a scale. How do you measure them?...

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On eve of transition, Nigerian chef cooks up a storm, by Azu Ishiekwene Conversation with Azu After weeks of being at daggers drawn over the results...

What should Tinubu do about the assembly?, by Azu Ishiekwene Conversation with Azu Two presidents in the last 24 years provide interesting examples of how to...

Dangote refinery challenges global narrative, by Azu Ishiekwene Conversation with Azu It started like a grudge match. Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, was dealt a bad...