“If the minister was not basking in a delusional fantasy, the sort of hyper optimism often exhibited after one bottle too many of cold beer,
“Ishiekwene writes of mobs roaming the streets. That is real. But if Nwankwo died in custody, then mobs are not the whole story, and treating
“They blame foreigners for “taking the jobs,” putting pressure on healthcare and other services, and contributing to crime. On top of these, Nigerian targets are
“For me, it’s not very important who bought Daily Times – whether it was sold to a group of journalists or to some fishermen on
It is not entirely Atiku’s fault that most Nigerians now view subsidy as the only thing they have ever benefited from the political elite. For
“Sultan Abubakar III is, if you like, a moderate social crusader, which is somewhat ironic, given that he is from Sokoto, often regarded as the
The links below lead to articles and columns by Azu Ishiekewene
