Articles & Opinions

By: Ifeanyi Izeze The continued inanity of the people of Niger Delta (my people) has to be radically addressed quickly and in-house too because they are becoming irreparably disfigured in …

By Abraham E. Nwankwo   As Nigeria reforms, restructures and strategizes towards pulling back the economy unto a path of inclusive and sustainable growth, it is useful to pay detailed …

By Dele Awogbeoba Most Nigerians were either bemused or celebrated with the people of Benin on the coronation of their most recent Oba of Benin. Benin was one of Nigeria’s …

By Ebere Uzoukwa It is a well known that Dr. Okezie Victor Ikpeazu rode on a tripartite crest of equity, justice and fairness to become governor of Abia state. The …

By Emeka Nwadioke Judicial corruption is a grievous menace to any society. It ought to be classified as a ‘crime against humanity.’ For lawyers who have been at the receiving …

Let me start this piece by narrating a story I read somewhere about a certain three- year old boy whose father was the President of their country. Let’s call this …

The APC chairman has proven to be a most unique man.  John Oyegun’s reply to what we have revealed about his malfeasant handling of the Ondo primaries shows but one thing: he has …

By Bernard Doro   The Nigerian First Lady, Aisha Buhari threw the first salvo by granting the BBC Hausa a well publicised interview which was aired on Friday, October 14, …

By Joey Terna Agor After reading the lengthy NJC statement in reaction to the DSS’s arrests of some Judges, I was left nonplussed. The NJC struggled to state its case …

1.      Yesterday’s brutal attacks on Shiite Muslims in Kaduna, Katsina and Plateau States corroborate the assertion that Nigeria is at its most fractured state – politically, socio-economically, ethnically & religiously – …