Open letter to Bishop Kukah @68
By Simon Reef Musa My Lord Bishop, I do not really know whether it was my initial intention to write a secret or an open […]
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Kukah: Trailing Footprints Of A Matriarch
By Simon Reef Musa When Mrs. Hauwa Kukah died on Friday July 10, 2020 at the age of 86 in Kaduna; that day ended a […]
2019: el-Rufai’s ‘Almost Done Deal’ Can’t Be Assured, By Simon Reef Musa
A child who is afraid of the burial ground is forced to whistle away his fear when passing through the graveyard. Those whose performance in […]
June 12: Feast of eagles and vultures
By Simon Reef Musa Though a political masterstroke, the timing of the national honour investiture on Chief MKO Abiola by President Muhammadu Buhari has continued […]
KAICIID: Continental recognition for Global Peace Promoter By Musa Simon Reef
In recognition of its role in the promotion of interreligious and intercultural dialogue in Africa, The United Religions Initiative (URI) recently awarded the 2018 Africa […]
This Oracle Called Obasanjo, By Musa Simon Reef
He is gradually becoming Nigeria’s proverbial witch that cries in the night, and the child dies the following day. His letters to sitting presidents, military […]
Between Jega’s ‘Killer Herdsman’ And Leadership Deficit
By Musa Simon Reef One of Nigeria’s cerebral columnists, Malam Mahmud Jega, has not only paid his dues, but commands remarkable readership across the country, […]
Machu: Celebrating The Worthy Life, By Musa Simon Reef
Humble, passionate and endowed with an unwavering faith in God, retired Customs Controller Filibus Machu Tete’s life symbolised the love of God and country. Unlike […]
2019: Let us be angry, By Musa Simon Reef
The drumbeat of 2019 is gathering momentum, with politicians engaged in consultation for elective offices in southern Kaduna. While democracy has been so gracious to […]
Teachers’ sack: Between el-Rufai and his critics, By Musa Simon Reef
He rode into the corridors of power on the crest of an avowed declaration to undo the damage of the past that was fraught with […]
Binniyat’s Imprisonment And Complicity Of Vanguard Newspapers, By Musa Simon Reef
Due to several calls and enquiries on why the former Kaduna Bureau Chief of Vanguard Newspapers, Luka Binniyat, has continued to be an unwilling guest […]
This Mirage Called Biafra, By Musa Simon Reef
Over 50 years after the tragic Nigeria’s civil war that wasted millions of lives, the troubling issues behind the ill-fated war are still threatening to […]