By Emeka Ugwuonye, Esquire It is important to speak professionally on this matter for a number of reasons. There is really no case against Ms. Stella Oduah, Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation, in any real sense of the term. What there may be is a pent-up sense of frustration, which... Read more
By John Okiyi Kalu Whoever read part 1 and 2 of this note will likely be asking why will any “cabal” want to lynch our Aviation Minister and who are the arrowheads of the lynch mob? Take a look at this extract from a February 2013 article written by... Read more
By Chuba Obi We all know that for peace to reign and for you to regain control of the rulership of your land and we all achieve the just cause in the hearts of all the peoples of Nigeria, the oil and gas in your land and waters need... Read more
By John Okiyi Kalu Stella’s crime for which she must be burnt is that she dared to dismantle the mafia that have controlled Nigeria’s aviation industry since the 70s. The same people who were comfortable while planes were literally falling from Nigerian skies under Prof Babalola Borishade, Femi Fani... Read more
By John Okiyi Kalu Most Nigerians, especially those active in online social media such as Facebook and Twitter, are familiar with the gruesome murder of 4 students of the University of Port Harcourt a year ago at neighboring Aluu community in Rivers State. The unfortunate students reportedly went to... Read more
By Obichi Ikechi With the flurry of attacks on the Aviation Minister, Mrs Stella Oduah since it was reported that the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) bought two bullet proof cars for her ministry, one cannot but wonder if there are other motives behind the attacks especially as this... Read more
By: Dr. N. Tony Nwaezeigwe The problem with a guest-mourner out-weeping the bereaved is that the former often loses touch of the emotional rhythm of the situation and thus often fails to notice when the situation changes to the mood of somber reflection. This is the... Read more
By Utum Etim The recent pressure mounted on President Goodluck Jonathan by some Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) dissenters to remove his chief of staff, Chief Mike Oghiadome and Political Adviser, Ahmed Gulak, was, to say the least, made in utmost bad faith and mischievous. The duo may have been noticed by... Read more
By: John Okiyi-Kalu Any editor whose media house carried “Fashola apologizes to Igbos over deportation” should urgently review the transcripts of the event where Governor Fashola purportedly issued the apology. Fashola offered no apology for deportation but rather offered more insults to Nigerians of Igbo origin after Aka Ikenga... Read more
I am of the view that if we make efforts to drop our pretense and tackle some of our development issues based on the realities of the situations on ground we would achieve more. But being a society with the intellectual articulation of Ostriches, we chose to bury our... Read more
