My 40 minutes dialogue with the dead

ShareShareTweetPin0 SharesHave you ever spoken with a dead man? I guess you haven’t. But today, I invite you to share in my extraordinary experience—a 40-minute dialogue with Engr. Koko Bassey a man whose spirit still resonates deeply within the hearts of many. He passed away just a few months ago, and today, Saturday, December 21,…

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My Man of the Year!

ShareShareTweetPin0 SharesThe Concourse         My Man of the Year!      In fewer than 14 days from now, the year 2024 will roll by.  By then, it would become history only to be remembered for what its rememberers experienced while it lasted. For some, the year has been one wherein so many untoward…

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The enemy is within

ShareShareTweetPin0 Shares      The Concourse            – By Soney Antai             The enemy is within   Where do you think all these appalling wars and quarrels come from? Do you think they just happen? Think again. They come about because you want your own way, and fight…

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Of citizens, cows and country 

ShareShareTweetPin0 SharesThe Concourse By Soney Antai Of citizens, cows and country  “Cows are not citizens of Nigeria. Did you hear what I said? [Senator Aliero interjects] Senator Aliero, are you arguing with me? The section you are referring to is talking about citizens of Nigeria. And cows are not citizens of Nigeria.” – Senate President…

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The Concourse

ShareShareTweetPin0 SharesThe Concourse             By Soney Antai  Engaging our emergency medics There are certain issues that a columnist may not proficiently comment on. Among them are issues in such specialties like medicine, aeronautic engineering, high tech, among others, except they are learned in those fields. If not, a columist should…

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Holding the people accountable

ShareShareTweetPin0 SharesThe Concourse By Soney Antai      Holding the people accountable Followers of this column would have by now noticed that most of its entries have been on public political and economic issues. These pieces have also been largely critical of our public affairs’ lead players for their avowed selfcentredness and steadfast disregard for…

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