Tony Eluemunor
Who remembers Leah Sharibu?
By Tony Eluemunor How on earth does Nigeria go on behaving as if nothing is wrong? How on earth do those in government go to bed at night and are
Buhari’s shocking priority, Robert Clark’s terrible proposal
By Tony Eluemunor Taciturnity in trying times, when any president should mount the national dais and reassure the citizenry, has been the hallmark of the Muhammadu Buhari administration. His presidency,
Lateef Jakande, Abubakar Rimi, Sam Mbadiwe; the great failure
By Tony Eluemunor History is, unfortunately, about to repeat itself. It is just a year and few months to the next election, but opposition parties are behaving as though Nigeria
Anarchy: Pantami and Buhari’s pantomime
By Tony Eluemunor First of all, is there anarchy in Nigeria? Nigeria’s general insecurity is daily made worse by the influx of foreigners, especially Fulani Cattle herders. But it is
Question and Answer
By Tony Eluemunor There are university teachers and there are university teachers. Every profession, every trade, every vocation, has them; the real and the fake. The remarkable and the scandalous.
Ibori, Obasanjo, Ribadu: Anatomy of corruption in Nigeria
By Tony Eluemunor Last Saturday provided a peek into the anatomy of corruption in Nigeria between 1999 and 2007. Corrupt practices were of epic dimensions and the practitioners were audacious
Ibori, Okowa, Obasanjo, Ribadu, Atiku, UK; Anti-graft “Politricks”
By Tony Eluemunor Question: How serious is Nigeria’s anti-corruption fight? Answer: That depends on the accused, the accuser and the amount of prejudice (bias, preconception, prejudgment, predisposition, partiality) and the
Fire on the Nigerian mountain; everyone is running
By Tony Eluemunor After years of the government’s seemingly standing by as insecurity was blanketing the country, a change came. President Muhammadu Buhari signposted that change by appointing new service
Zamfara Air Traffic ban; too little, too late?
By Tony Eluemunor Displaced residents of Monguno, in Borno State also alleged they saw helicopters dropping supplies for the Boko Haram insurgents in the bushes Something remarkable happened on Tuesday,
Gen Leo Irabor: Reform the Military; coordinate operations
By Tony Eluemunor Surprisingly, the Nigerian Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) is often seen as an officer who has been merely kicked upstairs to make way for, sayan Army, Air
