Articles & Opinions

By Jude Ndukwe How fast things change? Howquickly destinies turn around? In the first week of July 2018, the police hadinvited the Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki, for questioning over …

By Soni Ehi Asuelimen The polity of Nigeria has become a global phenomenon in tragic comedic of wicked rulers and now wicked evil followers who sometimes frighten the righteous by …

By: Ifeanyi Izeze Just few days inoffice as the National Chairman of the ruling All Progressive People’s CongressAPC, Adamu Oshiomole is fast proving himself as another tragic mistake inBuhari’s damage …

By Dele Awogbeoba What cannot be denied is that Nigeria (between 2000 and 2014) had a major positive economic renaissance that resulted in one of the most daring positive economic …

Any day Ike Ekweremadu, the deputy senate president wakes up and didn’t abuse or blamePresident Buhari for one reason or the other is certainly an odd day. Heliterarily sleeps and …

By Nwokedi Nworisara All the reasons adduced against restructuring Nigeria before the 2019 elections arose from misunderstanding of the term restructuring and what is involved. General Gowon who created the …

By Emmanuel Onwubiko The story of digitization of broadcasting from analogue system of transmission is a sharp reminder that the crop of people who keep gaining access to hold top …

By Patrick Obahiagbon Much has been said about political leadership in states of the federation and in the Nigerian nation-state in the contexts of good and bad leaderships.  The essential …

Many Nigerians were excited with the news that the country was at last launching a “national carrier.” But the first downer came with the horrible naming of the brand, “Nigeria …

— By C. K. Ekeke Despite my decision this year to stop wasting my time writing about Nigeria – and frankly about Black Africa – some colleagues pressed on me …