Guest Contributions

Why The Amnesty Deal Can Fail?

Written by Idumange John Wednesday, 04 November 2009 21:39

The Niger Delta Region has once more been engulfed in a Kafkaesque nightmare, with odd cacophony of voices reminiscent of the glossolalia episode in the Apostolic age. This is expected because when utopian promises are made and expectations are high, those to share the spoils are usually divided; some may even become martyrs in their bid to outwit others. This has been the scenario in Lebanon between the Hezbollah and Hamaz on the one hand and the hard line Jewish extremists on another.

Dear Umaru

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Written by Rufus Kayode Oteniya Tuesday, 03 November 2009 13:39

Dear Umaru: How are you and your German medics? I am sure they are trying their best to ensure you are able to stand on your feet. Their best will always be good as long as the Divine Healer wants. Don’t worry, we are also praying that this vibrant Nation will have a strong and living leader since we know that no nation can rise above its leader. A dying leader can not lead a living nation. The creator knows how best to answer our prayer. You may stay clear of ‘eating apple’ for the moment since I can vouch that you do not have any business with the Filipino women.

Charles Soludo; Starting on the Wrong foot

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Written by Daniel Elombah Monday, 14 September 2009 00:59

As he challenges an intimidating array of aspirants for the Anambra governorship ticket, the former Central Bank Governor, Mr Charles Chukwuma Soludo has surrounded himself with thieves, Looters and Locusts that have arrogated to themselves the task of determining Anambra future. That to me is profound mistake.

Professor Dora Akunyili´s Sermon On Sahara Reporters

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Written by S.Njokede Sunday, 13 September 2009 15:16

I greet Dora Akunyili for having the civility to join honest Nigerians who ply SaharaReporters.com. These are the same gentlemen and women she had all along branded as damagers of Nigeria a la Diaspora people. But I’m afraid her sweet platitude to soft-land herself falls short. Sermonising her way towards the same hall of fame like Caucasian Mother Theresa of India and saint Mary at the same time wouldn’t help up Dora Akuyili´s tattered image in any way.

Dangote; the Big Fish that should be in Jail, now NSE President!

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Written by Daniel Elombah Friday, 07 August 2009 08:32

alt The appointment of Aliko Dangote as the 17th President of the Nigerian Stock Exchange after months of controversies, accusations and speculations, comes as a shock and huge disappointment to all that wished for the enthronement of an enduring business ethics and corporate governance in the Nigeria capital market.