Achieving food security and ending hunger By Moses AMADI
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has designated the world as a hungry planet with more than two billion people worldwide without sufficient access to food. This is even as …
Opinions & Articles
Opinions & Articles
#Lekkimassacre: complicity is the sound of silence By Amadi U. MD.
“The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch the evil doers, in silence.” Albert Einstein. We live in troubling times. A …
Rawlings in the eye of history By Moses AMADI
Ghana’s former President, Jerry John Rawlings, was seen as both a champion of the people as well as controversial, as his personality and style of leadership generated varying degrees of opinion both in Ghana and in the international community.
Away From The Out House, Africa By Chukwuma Onyeukwu
Rev. AL. Shapton in his sermon at one of the memorial services conducted in honour of the slain George Floyd in U.S.A said inter alia, that “the black man has …
7 simple steps government can take to immediately halt #endsars Agitations By Victor Anazonwu
Some say they don’t know exactly what Nigerian youths want; that government needs time to set up committees of inquiry before anything meaningful can be done. That’s not entirely true. …
The metamorphosis of Buhari by Erasmus Ndulue
Agenda setters and nimble footed gatekeepers with skills in the art of subterfuge sought to shame the unenviable records of Hitler’s Propaganda Minister, Josef Goebbels, by dexterously persuading Nigerians that …
Terrorism in Africa: Owning the prevention agenda By Moses Amadi
One of the most significant problems in Africa today is the issue of conflict resolution and tackling insecurity. This was referred to as “Silencing the Guns” on the continent which …
Power sector’s endless struggles for survival By Moses Amadi
Power is a critical infrastructure that can boost and sustain the economy of any nation. But it is disheartening and mindboggling that in the 21st Century, Nigeria is still lagging …
#EndSARS: What the President has in common with Protesters By Victor Anazonwu
Almost exactly 37 years ago, a group of young Nigerian Army officers got fed up with the social, political and economic conditions of the country and decided to do something …
The raging debate over Chinese loan and Nigeria’s sovereignty: By Moses Amadi
Borrowing has always been a window of financial opportunity and a veritable platform for critical infrastructure development for both developing and developed nations. A study shows that for Nigeria to …
