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 …
Opinions & Articles
Opinions & Articles
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 …
The Trials of Adams Oshiomhole By Victor Anazonwu
Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole is currently a wanted man. The erstwhile leader of Nigeria Labor Congress (NLC), former Governor of Edo State and immediate past Chairman of the ruling All Progressives …
Sub-Systemic Racism and the Challenge of Black Subalternity : By Joseph C. A. Agbakoba
About 12:50 am, on a dark, early morning in the Summer of 1927, a young African immigrant lay across a tram track in the Central Avenue area in Pittsburg, grimly …
Why Buharinomics makes me Nervous By Victor Anazonwu
Muhammadu Buhari eminently qualifies to be listed among the most fortunate of men. Born in 1942, he joined the Nigerian Army in 1961. By 1975, he was already a Lieutenant …
African Complicity in the Slave Trades and Its Lingering Effects Part 3 By Prof Joseph C. A. Agbakoba
It should be noted that it is completely erroneous to say that these Igbo victims of slavery were criminals or trouble makers in the society who were sold off on account of their offences and trouble-making or that they were war captives; on the contrary, all the evidence point to kidnapping, betrayals, treachery targeting children and minors as the main source of Igbo slaves
Why America’s healthcare system is ailing under Covid-19 By Victor Anazonwu
The statistics are humbing. Highest number of total Covid-19 infections worldwide; highest number of persons hospitalized from the disease; highest number of related deaths; and highest number of daily new …
Packaging: a pseudonym to deceive through appearances By Olisa Egwuatu
Packaging in all its ramifications has a product at the heart of its definition. It seeks to protect or sell a product, as it pre-supposes that the product inside the …