Who Really Is Afraid of This Government? By Victor Anazonwu
A viral message is making the rounds on WhatsApp and other social media platforms all morning today. Sent with an image of the official seal of the Federal Government of …
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Nigeria’s New Hunger Epidemic By Ejike Anyaduba
Nigeria relishes the moniker – the giant of Africa – which she blazons like an armor. With enormous resources and a population of about 250 million people (Professor Lumumba, the …
The Neo-black Challenge: Must blacks be ruled by others in order to prosper? By Joseph C.A. Agbakoba
Nigeria just celebrated her 64th year of independence and it was a gloomy day for most Nigerians. This was captured very well in a scathing editorial by the Punch newspaper. …
TINUBU: The Making of an Authentic Political Philosopher By Victor Anazonwu
In just over a year, those who claimed President Bola Tinubu was a pro-democracy activist with the powers of a master economic strategist have all faded into oblivion. There is neither democracy nor economic relief in sight.
Onitsha: Has The Journey to Sustainable Development Begun? By Dom Ikeogu
In April 2024, I wrote an article, “Is Onitsha the Extravagance Capital of Nigeria?” which was published on local and national media platforms. It was a passionate plea for elite …
Edo 2024 Polls: Time For Yakubu To Go By Nnamdi Nwigwe
It is no longer surprising to hear Nigerians complain bitterly about the the way elections are conducted in the country. The just-concluded gubernatorial elections in Edo State is no exception. …
Africa’s Longing for Change: Challenging Stereotypes and Embracing Ubuntu By Dr Charles Ugwu
Africa, a continent rich in history, culture, and resilience, has long been misunderstood and misrepresented by the world. The persistent stereotypes of poverty, conflict, and underdevelopment have not only reinforced …
Nigeria’s Dance of Shadows: Six Decades in Flux* By Dr. Charles Ugwu
In the vast heartland of Africa, we find a people called Nigerians—a nation perpetually caught in a waltz of contradictions. Six decades since its independence, it remains an enigma, a canvas splattered with vibrant hues of promise and muted tones of despair.
4 SIMPLE STEPS TO END HUNGER PROTEST By Victor Anazonwu
From the letter and spirit of the August 4 presidential broadcast, it is clear that the Nigerian leader is out of tune with his people. And the national intelligence system is bereft of genuine intelligence
5 LESSONS MY FATHER TAUGHT ME By Victor Anazonwu
Today, August 3, 2024, he would have turned 90. But he passed away peacefully on June 21, 43 days to his 90th birthday. Still, I feel his presence as always. I hear his words in my ears. I know where he stands on life’s important issues and what he would have said in almost every circumstance. As a mark of remembrance and appreciation, permit me to share with you today just a few of the lessons I learnt from the man I was privileged to call “father.”