SIR: I want to use this medium to draw the attention of Asaba Aluminum Company to my plight. I am utterly   disappointed with the company’s (Benin Unit) unfriendliness to customers.

Precisely on April 4, I paid cash into the bank account...

SIR: It is surprising, a great embarrassment really that a set of graduates from a premier university in the country – University of Nigeria, Nsukka, specifically medical graduates of class of 2009, are yet to be issued their MBBS degree...

SIR: The declared State of Emergency in the states in practice is “Martial Law.” Martial law as a rule, “is a temporary government and control by military authorities of a territory or state, when war or overwhelming public disturbance makes...

SIR: I want to call the attention of the Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Dr. Atahiru Jega to the ongoing registration of new political parties in the country.

If new political parties were to be registered, this should...

SIR: In order to allay fears and re-assure the public that we are sincere about suspending our May 31, 2013 planned attacks on mosques and related institutions that promote hate and religious intolerance, the Movement for the Emancipation of the...

SIR: I was sad the other day, when I read in the newspapers of Dr. Azinge, the Director-General, Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies calling for the scrapping of the Nigerian Law School. Sad indeed, because Nigerian Law graduates are...

SIR: As a Chelsea fan, Sir Alex Ferguson, the manager of Manchester United FC’s decision to quit his job fills me with great joy and relief. (Too bad for Man U fans). If there was any man who stood between Chelsea (ok, and other teams) and the...

SIR: President Goodluck Jonathan was reported to have told the Labour leaders to caution the workers about stealing, when the latter told him to fight corruption seriously. Jonathan was partially right, because at times, those in government cannot...