The good, the bad and the ugly sides of GSM, by Clem Oluwole The GSM, an initialism of Global System for Mobile (Communication), made an...

The cross columnists must carry, by Clem Oluwole Columning is a practice where a writer takes it upon himself or herself to maintain an appearance on...

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.

Sports and talismanic influence, by Clem Oluwole The belief expressed by the President of Nigeria Golf Federation, Otunba Olusegun Runsewe, that no juju can make...

Tinubu and his running Cabinet (3),  by Clem Oluwole Besides the Ministry of Information (and National Orientation) which is my primary constituency as a journalist,...

Tinubu and his running Cabinet (1), by Clem Oluwole Elected on February 25, 2023, and sworn in on May 29, 2023, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu...

The Lagos killer lift, by Clem Oluwole On Tuesday afternoon, Nigerians were jolted by the news of the death of a young female medical doctor...

The gods are to blame, by Clem Oluwole This piece is not intended to be a rejoinder to Ola Rotimi’s play entitled, “The Gods Are...

Incidents of failed bulletproof talismans have become very rampant in recent years.