Alex Badeh Poor Driver: Why You Should Never Die Without A Name

by Nigerian Oracle - December 21, 20180

Alex Badeh Poor Driver: Why You Should Never Die Without A Name How Alex Badeh’s Death Reveals The Unfairness Of Humanity By Olukorede Yishua He would have died without a name. Death visited in the dying hours of Tuesday in the form of men without brains but brawn. They pumped

It’s new dawn in Alaba – Evang Paulinus Ugochukwu

by Nigerian Oracle - December 9, 20180

Lauda says Lufthansa wants to ‘destroy’ Niki airline

“It is now a new dawn for Alaba International Market. We are proud of our traders, they are law abiding.” Peter Anosike The perception of some people concerning Alaba International Market, which is no doubt the biggest electronic market in the whole of Africa, is that it is the haven of fake and substandard products. […]
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Is There Still Hope For Nigeria?

by Nigerian Oracle - December 1, 20180

By Ekekere Samuel I’ve just woken from a long sleep; it has taken more than two years to pick a pen. My mind had traveled abroad to rest; it was shielded from everything that characterized the political system of this country. I lost every passion, every zeal and every believe.

Why Buhari & Atiku Can Never Guarantee Igbo Presidency In 2023

by Nigerian Oracle - November 25, 20180

By Idowu Akinlotan Given the enormity of the social, economic and political problems confronting Nigeria, voters had hoped that the 2019 elections would be mostly about issues. The opening salvoes of the campaigns, however, seem to indicate that the campaigns will be significantly about geopolitics and to a lesser extent,

Rochas Okorocha Reading Igbo History Book Upside Down

by Nigerian Oracle - November 7, 20180

By Louis Odion While pursuing his feudal aspiration in Imo, Rochas Okorocha would appear to be reading Igbo history book upside down. Several decades after warrant chiefs appointed by the imperialists failed in Igbo land, how pathetic that the Imo governor still thought he could brandish an expired talisman and

Don’t Forget Leah Sharibu!

by Nigerian Oracle - November 5, 20180

On the 19th of February this year more than a hundred girls were kidnapped from the Government Girls Science and Technology College, Dapchi in Yobe state by a faction of the dreaded Boko Haram. Five weeks later 105 girls were released, 5 had died in captivity and one girl was

Obasanjo & Atiku Staged Political Reconciliation: The Unanswered Questions

by Nigerian Oracle - October 23, 20180

Shortly after his victory at the Port Harcourt convention of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), former Vice President Atiku Abubakar headed to the Hill top residence and “Presidential library,” of his former boss, former President Olusegun Obasanjo. The epic reconciliation of the two formerly estranged duo was overseen by high profile

Will God Forgive Obasanjo?

by Nigerian Oracle - October 22, 20180

Making Sense Of Recent Political Dramas Tales of blood have railed our skein, of late. At intervals, they were intercepted by corruption and buffoonery. Each day in this country with its own issue. The scorching sun of our polity, that rises every morning, never sets. Yet, a nocturnal moon keeps

You Cannot Get By Prayer What You Should Get By Character And Obedience

by Nigerian Oracle - October 20, 20180

A man’s character is his fate. — Heraclitus Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States once said, “Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude.” By saying ‘Nothing’, one of

How Obasanjo Assessment Of Atiku Disqualifies Him From Becoming President

by Nigerian Oracle - October 16, 20180

By Anthony Akintola How Obasanjo Assessment Of Atiku Disqualifies Him From Becoming Nigeria’s President Politics is one interesting game in which one’s allegiance shifts along with one’s interests. Hence, it is said that in politics there are no permanent enemies only permanent interests. It is also in a similar vein