Owei Lakemfa

Let us leave this Europe alone

By Owei Lakemfa Nigeria is in dire financial straits. Nothing better typifies this than the…

Old Britain can lead a new world

By Owei Lakemfa Old Britain is in need of a rebirth. A born-again Britain has…

To hold and to cherish

By Owei Lakemfa Sunday mornings for me, are times to relax and reflect. The hustles…

The colours of our rainbow

By Owei Lakemfa The Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) has been campaigning for some two…

Fighting criminality with illegality equals injustice

By Owei Lakemfa I have a soft spot for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission…

Why big Nigeria plays for little abroad

By Owei Lakemfa Nigeria with 180 million vibrant people, is the largest black country in…

Beware of Americans, even if they bear gifts, By Owei Lakemfa

American Secretary of State John Kerry paced through Nigeria August 23-24  talking counter-terrorism, economy, anti-corruption…

Parables of Rio

By Owei Lakemfa There have been controversies over the hosting of the Olympic Games. In…

Crowded lives

By Owei Lakemfa The basic criterion for working in Nigeria is to either be a…

Prince Abiodun Opanubi: A personal tragedy

By Owei Lakemfa There are people whose lives may read like fiction. In a world…