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Articles by Isa Ismail
Massacres Do Not Necessarily Produce Corpses, By Owei Lakemfa
Until this day, a quarter of a century later, we cannot produce the corpses of the six victims of the Patani Massacre, but it will be unwise to argue that that this means there was no massacre or that the men summarily executed by the Nigeria Police Force, never existed. There is a sickening campaign by some unfeeling persons that those who claim there were killings at the Lekki Tollgate on October 20 or are searching for missing loved ones who went to the protests, should produce the corpses.
EndSARS Protest and Its Many Casualties, By Isa Ismail
…agents of falsehood and wholesale misinformation, who are bent on making the truth and the judiciary casualties of their anarchist agenda, may have hijacked and impersonated the genuine struggle by the EndSARS movement by adding invectives through the unabashed purveyance of fake news in the guise of the ethically-deficient claim to citizen journalism that has continued to turn facts and truth on their heads.
PDP condemns attacks on Borno's farmers by insurgents
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has condemned the gruesome beheading of some innocent farmers by insurgents in Zabarmari, Borno state, describing the act as ‘extremely wicked and devilish’. The party, in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Mr Kola Ologbondiyan, in Abuja on Sunday, said that the act must not be left unaddressed. Ologbondiyan said that the PDP noted with pain the horrific killing of the compatriots.
#EndSARS protest and its many casualties, By Isa Ismail
More than one month after the street protests that jolted the Nigerian nation, the dusk is yet to settle on the ripples of the agitation over police brutality and failure of governance in the country which were subsumed in the #EndSARS protests. The #EndSARS protests as we now know is a metaphor for the many thongs wrong with Nigeria and for which urgent reforms are needed.
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