Judiciary has become something else, far from the one I voluntarily joined, desired to serve and be identified with – Retired Supreme Court jurist

  *Justice Muhammad calls a spade by its name, irrespective of whose ox is gored – CJN   Ayo Ola A retired judge of the Supreme Court, Justice Musa Dattijo Muhammad (retd), has described the current judiciary of Nigeria as ‘something else.’   He said it is far from the one he voluntarily joined, desired…

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ANA: TOWARDS A VIRILE LIBRARY AT THE WRITERS VILLAGE

  *By Tunde Olusunle*   At one of the earliest editions of the reinvented *Mbari Series,* perhaps the inaugural, I suggested that we should endeavour to help purposely grow the library of Association of Nigerian Authors, (ANA), by donating books and similar resource materials. My idea is that writers who are already published for instance,…

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What men should stop doing once they clock 50

Once a man reaches the age of 50, there are certain lifestyle habits and behaviors that may be detrimental to his health and well-being. Here are some things that men over 50 should stop doing for the sake of their health….CONTINUE READING Smoking: Smoking can cause a number of health problems, including heart disease, stroke,…

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Cross Riverians and Otu’s 100 days in office

  By Michael Jegede   On May 29, 2023, Senator (Prince) Bassey Edet Otu, took oath of office, as the 4th Executive Governor of Cross River State in the current democratic dispensation, and vowed to run a robust administration that would see the state moving forward to the next level in terms of development. After…

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A GRAIN OF RICE

  By Tunde Olusunle   If you were a student of English in my generation, there were authors and titles, African and foreign, you just had to encounter. Nigerian writers like Daniel Fagunwa, Chinua Achebe, Wole Soyinka, Christopher Okigbo, John Pepper Bekederemo-Clark, Timothy Aluko, Gabriel Okara, Elechi Amadi, Ola Rotimi, Zulu Sofola, Buchi Emecheta, Flora…

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