Once revered as a haven of peace and tranquility in Nigeria, the South East has over the decade been gripped by periods of insecurity; its calm replaced by chaos, its …
There is a kind of collapse that does not announce itself with fire and sirens. No sudden currency implosion, no tanks in the streets, no famine lines broadcast across the …
The management of Aba Power has declared a renewed commitment to tackling the growing menace of the electricity infrastructure vandalism across its network. Speaking during a strategic briefing with journalists …
Director of the International Center for Regional Integration and Trade Research (ICRITR) at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Prof. Ngozi Eunice Egbuna, has been appointed the first ever World Trade Organization …
In a democracy struggling to find its voice, words matter. Yet, in Nigeria today, leadership communication has been reduced to tokenism—tricycles, rice bags, and cash handouts dressed up as “empowerment.” …
At the occasion of his 64th birthday yesterday, Peter Obi, Labor Party presidential candidate in the 2023 elections, did what he does best. He stuck a knife in our collective …
With the burial rites of Professor Ernest Ugo starting on Tuesday, July 22, at the Amadeo Events Centre in Enugu, the curtain is almost drawn on one of Nigeria’s most …
“What if everything you believe about human decline is a lie, an ancient superstition masquerading as biology? What if aging, decay, and death are not fixed endpoints, but artifacts of …
Yesterday, someone jokingly called me with a strangely profound question: “Which of Buhari’s souls should I pray for — the one who allegedly died in 2017 or the one who …
The passing, on Sunday July 13, of former Nigerian president, Muhammadu Buhari, in a London hospital, has ignited a storm of emotions across Nigeria’s political and social spectrum. Tributes have …
