Systemic rot in all African nations

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni Following is an excellent article written by an unknown Ugandan writer analysing the systemic rot in all African nations with Uganda as a case study. Please enjoy the article. – Editor The biggest problem of Ugandans or Africans in general is this illusionary belief that they could change their countries by […]

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Lekki shootings: CNN faces integrity test

By Samuel Omojoye The morning after the night when protesters at Lekki toll gate were supposedly massacred by the Nigerian Army, the BBC News hour programme interviewed Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu around 6am on whether he invited the army and who gave orders that unarmed protesters be shot. The governor confirmed that he invited the army […]

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ASUU strike: Before the brain drain again

By Martins Oloja We all just need to freeze our fixation on other subjects of urgent national importance at this time to discuss the plight of teachers, notably university teachers at this time in Nigeria. Talking about the long strike and plight of university teachers may have become a stale subject to discuss at this time […]

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Jerry John Rawlings (1947-2020)

He was, no doubt, one of the most controversial leaders Africa ever produced. But Jerry John Rawlings, Ghana’s former military officer, and politician were nevertheless one of the most successful leaders. His popularity was in spite of his fearsome reputation as an officer who summarily executed Ghanaians, including three preceding Heads of State, all on […]

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#EndSARS-Watch: FG’s attack on CNN and Journalism

By Martins Oloja Before the (constituted) authorities in Abuja release their curious strategy for ‘sanctioning’ the Cable News Network (CNN) as they have promised for the network’s investigative report on the conundrum surrounding the October 20-10-2020 alleged military attack on #EndSARS protesters at the lucrative Lekki tollgate, let’s deconstruct not just some of the facts […]

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