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African Champion, Al-Ahly, CrashesHarras al-Hodoud stunned African champion, Al-Ahly, 1-0 on Wednesday after an Egyptian Cup second round tie in which the losers had defender Wael Gomaa sent off. Ahmed Abdulghani scored after 72 minutes to secure a deserved victory and a place in the quarter-finals for the paramilitary club based in this Mediterranean city. Al-Ahly won the African Champions League a record sixth time last December with a 4-2 aggregate triumph over Cotonsport Garoua of Cameroon and is perennial favourite to win the Egyptian championship and cup competitions.
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Beyond The Uwais Committee Report
The Justice Mohammed Uwais-led committee of 22 distinguished Nigerians submitted its 297-page report to the Federation's presidency, in the twilight days of 2008.Buhari's Allegation And Yar'Adua's Diminished Authority
A visibly enraged Chief Mike Ahamba (SAN), lead counsel to the All Nigerian People's Party (ANPP) at the 2007 Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal, emerged from the Court of Appeal complex, Abuja on Tuesday, February 26th, 2008, shortly after the petitions of ANPP were dismissed by the court in a unanimous decision, and thundered before pressmen:Conversation of an Angry man
Who exactly should we make our "Man of the Year? Already major newspapers and magazines have decided to give it to Barack Obama, the first African American to be elected president of the United States of America.
Candour's Niche
The much-awaited cabinet shake-up and appointment of new ministers to work with President Yar'Adua was finally wrapped recently.
Scruples
This year, this column would occasionally undertake the clearly hazardous but enlightening task of character study on some political personages whose actions and inactions have significantly influenced the tenor and character of the kind of unedifying politics we proudly play in these parts.
The Roundtable
Last month I did an article titled "Lawlessness in partnership with law enforcement agents" which drew attention to the hell that Lagos roads have become, owing to the recklessness of commercial vehicle operators and their law enforcement collaborators.
Speaking Out
As someone who has spent a few nights in detention fighting for democracy, I have always considered the vote as something close to being sacred.
