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Articles by Sulaiman Adejoh
Food Crisis: A Challenge from Ex-Governor Obiano
By Phillip Obiakor In the late 1960s when the vicious war between India and Pakistan ended, India faced a severe drought. A grave food crisis became its lot. The country depended on international philanthropy to feed its citizens. An exasperated Indira Gandhi who was then the prime minister vowed that never again would India rely on international charity for the survival of hundreds of millions of its citizens. The country embarked on various aggressive agricultural programmes and projects.
Nigeria: How Did We Get Here? - By Jeff Godwin Doki Ph. D
Oedipus Rex, that Greek mythology which has been popularised by Sophocles and Nigeria’s Ola Rotimi, presents to us a king who has demonstrated abundantly that a ruler cannot command everything. In that play, we are dealing with a contrast between the supreme will of the gods and the vain attempts of mankind to escape the evil that threatens them.
The Nigerian Nation’s Growing Problems And Presidential Powers - By Bello Mukhtar
bellomukhtar@icloud.com “A Man Who Is Made A Prince By The Favour Of The People Must Work To Retain Their Friendship; And This Is Easy For Him Because The People Ask Only Not To Be Oppressed.” -Niccolo Machiavelli I wrote this piece some time ago but for obvious reasons thought I should re-publish it for the attention of us the governed and those who are supposed to govern us. The President and Commander In Chief; most especially.
Tinubu, beware the gathering dark clouds (1) - By Hassan Gimba
This was published on 10/05/2024, precisely five months ago. Was I clairvoyant? No, the signs were there for all to see. Did anybody give a hoot? Hmmmmn! Well, here is a repeat. I do not want to believe that in a country of nearly 250 million people, I am the only one who thinks there is a gathering of ominous dark clouds over our dear country beginning in the North.
To my Igbo Compatriots - By Manu Enemuo C.C. Esq.
As a nonpartisan individual with limited expertise in political analysis, it is evident that our abstention from participating in the recent protests alongside other Nigerians may have consequential ramifications unless rectified both politically and socially. Our decision is not entirely commendable.
Kogi And The Yahaya Bello's Magic Hands Of Peace - By Sulaiman Adejoh
It was a friend who was monitoring the ongoing #EndBadGovernance protest that first called my attention to the situation in Kogi State. He said he was surprised that despite the seeming volatile state of Kogi, and the clandestine plot of the opposition elements in the State to pitch its immediate past Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello against President Bola Tinubu, residents of the State shunned the protest entirely.
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