Senate as House of Tin-gods, By Garba Shehu
So that the Senate does not become a House of Tin-gods The passage by the National Assembly of the bill...
Hard Questions Government Must Answer, By Garba Shehu
The perplexing truce reached between the Jonathan administration and theBoko Haram insurgents highlights challenges that Abuja can’t afford to down-play. With...
What is in the 35% for the Rural Women? Garba Shehu
The world remembers rural women today. This column is devoted to their advocacy. The United Nations has set aside this day as...
Requiem For Remi: The Tomboy With A Pen, By Garba Shehu
I have three accounts to render illustrating why Dame Oluremi Oyo, who died of cancer last week achieved greatness. On...
Abuja’s Woes When it Rains, By Garba Shehu
I moved to Abuja nearly twenty years ago, when the city was a haven. I recall having travelled with a...
Four Plausible Reasons for Recent War Gains, By Garba Shehu
Recent successes by the Nigerian Military against the raging insurgency in the North-East seem to inspire confidence that the nation...
The South-South Dream and A Nation’s Dilemma, By Garba Shehu
The story of the National Conference is like the parable of the sick fish when it tried to swallow a...
#SackEbolaNotDoctors, By Garba Shehu
Last week’s sack of 16,000 Resident Doctors by the Federal Government is careless, unscrupulous and clearly an indefensible action. It...
If not the army, who then? By Garba Shehu
The terror groups in the North-East who now have a territory of their own on the Nigerian soil, as...
How More Wasteful Can the Police Force Be? By Garba Shehu
Before the advent of modern bureaucracies, European States operated a spoils system, by which every administration brings its civil servants...
