Opinions & Articles
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 …
On Tuesday, July 1, while travelling with him from Enugu to Aba, his phone rang endlessly. Bart Nnaji took every call and addressed each caller patiently, carefully, and politely. One …
In over 25 unbroken years as a politician and public office holder, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, has carefully cultivated the image of a loose cannon. No …
I. The paradox of the thinking human To be human is to reason, we are told. Homo sapiens: the wise ape. The critical thinker. The moral agent. Yet, history and …
