The way I see it
Wednesday Column by Catherine Agbo
Politics of exclusion
Weeks before the announcement was made, it had been rumoured that the All Progressives Congress (APC) was considering a Muslim-Muslim...
Political hair stylists and others
Politicians all over the world are known to go to any length and do out of the books things to...
Make it count
On Tuesday, a Facebook memory popped up on my phone and it was about a post I made one year...
Be kind
"Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than what you dare to think." Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. I...
House of commotion
I once saw a comment by someone on social media platform, Facebook, that Nigeria should have a YouTube channel because...
20 million votes up for grabs
If there is one thing Nigerians are good at, it is lamenting. Nigerians lament over any and everything even when...
Buhari’s doctrine of reciprocity
An apologue is told of a farmer, who went to his field one day and met a snake trapped in...
Nigeria’s high appetite for mediocre leadership
Another election season is upon us and it appears that nothing has changed about the high appetite of Nigerians for...
How not to be great
Great Nigerian Students! This is the chant that usually precedes any address by student union leaders and usually followed by...
Not too young to run in the ‘porteaux porteaux’
The urban dictionary defines the word "porteaux porteaux" as a Nigerian slang for mashy, muddy ground. An Anglocised form of...