It troubles me in this age and time to be Nigerian, a time where clearly the problem is not the tomato seller, the trouble does not lie with the carpenter, mason or the Miango woman that hawks yams to fend… Read More ›
Opinion
Imo State Debt Stock Hit Unsustainable N112bn In Six Years By Kelechi Mgboji
Barely two years to the end of Governor Rochas Okorocha’s second term in office, Imo State government’s loan portfolio has hit an unsustainable level, comprising N93.27billion domestic loan and $60.22million foreign debts.
The Python Does Not Dance… By Reuben Abati
Operation code-names have been an important part of military operations since the Germans first applied them in World War 1 but it may be said that the recent (or ongoing?) controversial military exercise in the South Eastern part of Nigeria… Read More ›
United Nations Lends Megaphone To Genocidal Military Dictator Buhari By Bruce Fein*
The United Nations will live in infamy for lending its megaphone on Tuesday, September 19, 2017, to Nigeria’s elected military dictator Muhammadu Buhari.
Pythons, Crocodiles And The Nigerian Zoo By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
Chains by any other name would still hurt as much. As a person I am a cautious optimist on “project Nigeria”, although it is one that I put my whole heart on, despite the counsel of a statesman who once… Read More ›
Biafra Killings: The Collective Conspiracy, Lack of National Conscience And Democratic Sophistication By Charles Ofoji
The pythons President Muhammadu Buhari unleashed on his people in the South East, without cause and the ostensible national endorsement of the python’s venomous rage, brutality and its casualties has exposed our lack of love for one another, depraved national… Read More ›
The IPOB/Army Clash; Beyond The Rhetorics, By Charles Ogbu
Yesterday’s clash between men of the Nigerian army and members of the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) in Afara-ukwu, the hometown of the Biafran leader, Nnamdi Kanu, has further proven that indeed, for Nigeria as a country, the Colonial Masters… Read More ›
The Nigerian Child; No Be Today By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
Have you held a conversation with a 10-year-old Nigeria boy or girl, have you tried to talk about anything Nigerian from economy, to politics or the socio-psychological framework with a teenager.
On ASUU, Students And Our Educational Quagmire By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
The kind of debates we had then or the quotations you have to search for in the library just to speak at SRC meeting or congress when there was no google o! O su mi o. Wale Fatade
Needless Furore Over JAMB Cut-Off Mark, By Zainab Suleiman Okino
Professor Ish’haq Olanrewaju Oloyede, registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) must have been bemused at the controversies and negative reactions that have trailed the cut-off marks announced by administrators of tertiary institutions at the Board’s policy meeting on plans… Read More ›
Paul Unongo And The Ohaneze Stance In The Threat To Re-Arrest Kanu: The Cry Of A Leader That Watched While His Agatu People Were Raped, Maimed And Killed By Russell Bluejack*
Paul Unongo is the leader of Northern Elders’ Forum (NEF). He is the same person that worked with Nnamdi Azikiwe in the 80s. He and Pa Zik were members of NPP. He attempted to become Governor of Benue State in… Read More ›
Blood Thirsty Governor Okorocha Finally Quenched His Protracted Thirst With Innocent Blood By Kelechi Abonuyo
It was rough for the inhabitants of Owerri, the Imo State capital, on Saturday, August 26, 2017, when Governor Rochas Okorocha’s henchmen stormed in. Their aim was to demolish the Owerri aborigines’ local market, which was instituted by their progenitors,… Read More ›
