Amotekun As Southwest’s Saddest Slide Into Medieval Leadership
By Okanga Agila Day break has caught some Nigerian leaders on the wrong side of history. Aspiring for public office is as easy as dreaming...
Category : Opinion
Nigeria’s general elections-adding innovations and credibility
By Chris Nlemoha I want to channel this write up to the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives,the Chairman of...
The futility of Ayade’s media awards
By Ubi Okoi Ubangha Awards and prizes are recognitions accorded individuals, groups or organizations whose actions have impacted society or mankind positively. For instance, the...
THE JUDICIARY; FRIEND OR FOE TO SUSTAINABLE DEMOCRACY IN NIGERIA?
The Judiciary has been described as the last hope of the common man in the sense that as final arbiters in disputes, justice is expected...
Cattle, bloodshed, hunger and climate change
By Nnimmo Bassey Violent conflicts have become so pervasive in Nigeria that one could be excused to say that they threaten to become the new...
Azuka Azinge: Why the hurry to remove her?
By Lillian Okenwa Hon. Justice Kayode Eso, JSC nailed it. He was a man never known to trifle with words. That much he did in...
Wike and the integrity question
By Kenneth Esele Perforated wisdom is man’s greatest foe right medieval times. In Nigeria, dearth of personal scruples and the commensurate eclipse of moral etiquettes...
Integrity according to Wike’s dictionary
By David Onmeje Wonders shall indeed never end in Nigeria. We are in a clime where careless statements are issued without minding the consequences of...
Caring as Gen. Buratai’s Golden Rule
By Peter Otene “Nobody cares how much you know, until they know how much you care.” —Theodore Roosevelt It is absolute trite repeating the visible...
Ugwuanyi and the transformation of Enugu as Africa’s Dubai
By David Onmeje Until state creation propelled by the crave for rapid development, thrusted the balkanization knife into the old Anambra state to birth a...