What “Japa” Really Means By Joseph C. A. Agbakoba
The word japa, originally a Yoruba word, has easily passed into Nigerian pidgin – creole – and might well be on its way into standard international English. It means breaking …
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Strange Reasons Why Nigerians Should Be Grateful To Buhari By Victor Anazonwu
When you live in an old, broken and leaking house, you spend a fortune on maintenance and still endure a miserable, uninspiring life under its roof. When a truck comes …
PETER OBI AND NIGERIA’S SILENT MINORITIES By Victor Anazonwu
On face value, the Peter Obi phenomenon currently sweeping across the Nigerian political space is driven primarily by youth demographics. His followers, also called “Obidients”, are mostly Millennials and Gen …
Adamu’s Policy on Language of Instruction: A Wrong Step Forward By Joseph C. A. Agbakoba
Recently, the Minister for Education, Adamu Adamu, announced a new language of instruction (LOI) policy for public primary schools, which will be implemented some time in an undetermined future – …
ICC WORLD CRICKET LEAGUE DIVISION 6 JERSEY, UNITED KINGDOM NlGERlA VS ARGENTINA By Olisa Egwuatu
Venue: GrainvilleDate: Sunday 28th July 2013Toss: Won by NigeriaMatch Tyne: 50 OversResult: Nigeria won with 8 wicketsUmpire: RJ. …
Nights in the gardens of Spain: By Chinwe Ezeanya
Do you remember the nightsWe held each other tightIn the beautiful gardens of SpainRunning around togetherIn the gloomy moonlightDancing the night awayIn the cool night breezeHolding our hands togetherThinking it …
