By Gabriel Onoja “The future will show whether my foresight is as accurate now as it has proved heretofore.” –Nikola Tesla Writer Nikola Tesla has made a definitive exposition on the power of foresight on the future and its rewarding potency in needy times, if appropriate preparations are finalized today. Clairvoyance in leaders […]
Category archives: Opinion
Buratai: A Strategist and his Magic Wand
By Charles Robert Two American generals have been celebrated over the years for their gallantry and superior strategies at the battlefield. The first is General George Patton, an intellectual soldier, who is known for studying the strategies adopted by his predecessors, recruiting the best experts he could find to analyse and process them and […]
Abba Kyari and Morality of Power
By Emmanuel Ogbeche “Hopes placed in mortals die with them; all the promise of their power comes to nothing.” – Proverbs 11:7 In the end it is the verdict of history that matters. The legacy one leaves is what endures after the silver lining is severed from mortal body. The conclusion can be telling and […]
Matters Arising As Boko Haram Commanders Beg For Mercy
By Atadoga Atojoko Since 2009 when the Boko Haram group began a violent campaign in Nigeria, hundreds of lives have been lost and millions displaced. The continued bombings, killings, kidnappings, and the destruction of properties by Boko Haram have become of great concern to the Nigerian government and the international community. The activities of Boko […]
Re: Buhari Must Sack Buratai For Nigeria To Defeat Boko Haram, Says Retired Army Sergeant
By Abiodun Israel Publisher of Sahara Reporters, Omoyele Sowore must be truly desperate in his anti-Nigerian Army/anti-Buratai agenda going by his latest outing in which he interviewed one Mike Omorege, a purported retired sergeant of the Nigerian Army. The crux of the rehearsed interview on SaharaTV is that “Buhari Must Sack Buratai For Nigeria To […]
Nigerian Army as Africa’s pride on anti-terrorism
By Best Agbese In the last one decade, Nigeria has been a country troubled by insecurities. It is assailed by several internal conflicts and crises which have exalted the strength of nationhood. What has battled more than a few is the vested interests by some external and evil nations in promoting terrorism in Nigeria. The […]
Boko Haram: Babajide Otitoju’s Ignorance is Incurable
By Richard Murphy For somebody who claims more than a passive knowledge of the North east and the Boko Haram terrorist acts, Babatunde Otitoju displayed crass ignorance at his latest outing on the popular TV programme, Journalists’ Round Table. In the Monday edition of the programme where the Chadian counter-offensive on Boko Haram and ISWAP […]
Boko Haram and why no one has monopoly of knowledge
By Oluwole Adesina It is undebatable that some of our southern journalists are the one causing problems in the country with their misinformation. They are Lazy, egotist, arrogant, selfish, unprofessional and overrated. They think they know it all once they qualify as journalist. They caused the fall of Buhari/Idiagbon regime and they would have succeeded […]
Unnecessary hoax about Chad’s fight against terrorism
By Nkechi Odoma After an exciting display of photoshopped actions by President Idriss Deby, in a manner which glaringly spited our troops, the Chadian leader is surely having blissful nights. He feels accomplished not because he is fighting terrorists, but for the simple reason that his plots of mockery has been successfully executed. Deby was […]
Boko Haram: Between Deby’s Political Survival and Our Fake Activists
By Terrence Kuanum There has been an upsurge of praises for the Chadian President, Idriss Deby, for the seemingly fantastic exploits in the war against Boko Haram terrorist operating in the Lake Chad Basin Region. I have read commentaries and epistles with regards to this feat by some supposed enlightened minds that dot the nook […]