Our ReporterYakubu Mohammed presented his autobiography, Beyond Expectations, last week at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs in Lagos. It was attended by top men of the media, including Aremo Segun…
Our ReporterThe idea of Biafra remains one of the most emotionally charged subjects in Nigeria’s political history. It has refused to fade from public discourse, not because of nostalgia or rebellion,…
Our ReporterSometimes I wonder in my quiet moments how African forebears treated the silent assassins of the body and soul – bleeding in the head, hernia rupture, unborn extra-large child, heart…
BroadcastersA long time ago, when the harmattan still remembered how to bite, a thunderous blinding lightning and thunder flashed across the sky. It was followed by chilling bellow. Who could…
BroadcastersThe year was 2002 and we were seeing off Mrs. Bola Thomas, the Chief Executive Officer of LTC Advertising. She had come to The Punch on a courtesy call, in…
BroadcastersI just saw a news flash that the Office of the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, will address the press regarding President Donald Trump’s threat to deploy the U.S. military…
BroadcastersThe resurgence of military coup rumors is not a coincidence; it is a clinical symptom of a democracy in profound failure. The disturbing truth is that, for any attempt to…
BroadcastersIn retrospect, Professor Wole Soyinka’s dramatic decision to tear up his U.S. Green Card shortly after Donald Trump’s election was unnecessary and deeply disrespectful to the country that had legally…
Our ReporterNobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, has disclosed that the United States government revoked his visa. The author linked the action to his long history of criticizing political leaders, including former…
Broadcasters• Tinubu’s Nigeria: Where the Familiar Feel Seen and the Forgotten Find Footing What if leadership wasn’t about choosing sides—but about enlarging the table?What if the true measure of power…
