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2023: Tinubu vs Bello And Others by Reuben Abati
Somehow, within the South West and the APC, every man who considers himself a potential President manages to defer to just one man: Senator Bola Tinubu. Those who say anything that is off-key in that regard or fail to pay homage get knocked no matter how sensible they may sound.
Igboho’s cats, Kanu’s interception and Buhari’s “language” By Reuben Abati
Sunday Igboho is committed to the actualization of an Oduduwa Nation, which means the South West of Nigeria pulling out of the Nigerian Federation
Yinka Odumakin, A Samurai of the Struggle by Jimi Agbaje
Yinka Odumakin had wisdom, knowledge, understanding and vision. His analyses were outstanding. He had an uncanny grasp of Nigerian history and current affairs; about his native South-West, the Niger-Delta, the South-East, the Middle-Belt, and the twin wings of the core North.
Nigeria, Twitter and Other Stories By Reuben Abati
What is the matter with you? Have you not heard that anybody that uses Twitter in Nigeria is now considered a criminal? You want to send me to jail? Please, please, please.”
The Death of Ahmed Gulak by Reuben Abati
It is all the more curious because Gulak has a recent history of association with Imo State. He was the leader of the APC team that organized the controversial party primaries in Imo State ahead of the 2019 Gubernatorial elections.
Nigerian Air Force and Its Crashing Planes by Reuben Abati
The question is reasonably asked: how able or ready is the Nigerian Air Force?
Considering the economic implications of the Amaechi-Hadiza feud
Hadiza is passing through a baptism of fire, for the first time in her public service career.
Tales The Country Told Me By Reuben Abati
Nigeria will always survive. When the storm rages and it looks like the country is teetering on the brink, and Armageddon looms in the horizon, somehow Nigeria always pulls back, and finds its feet.”
Fr.Mbaka’s Sin by Reuben Abati
This is really a different kind of priest. It is not beyond Fr.Mbaka to rain down curses like confetti at a wedding! I find his response naïve and contradictory, and strange, given the fact that the Catholic Church traditionally provides their priests the benefit of a sound education and clerical training.
Country Hard, Scatter Scatter… Jaga Jaga”
“Ëverything don scatter scatter, Nigeria don jaga jaga. Na where we dey be that oh”
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