The Pastor’s Ass: A Lesson In Perception Management – By Kenneth Ihedioha
The pastor entered his donkey in a race, and it won. The pastor was so pleased with the donkey that he entered it in the race again, and it won …
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Calling a Dog by Its Name: APC & PDP as Terrorist Organisations – By Ochereome Nnanna
A Canadian Federal Court presided over by Justice Phuong Ngo, recently declared our former and incumbent ruling political parties – Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and All Progressives Congress, APC – …
TRAGEDY: VANDAL ELECTRUCTED WHILE VANDALIZING ABA POWER INFRASTRUCTURE
Residents of Omuma Road, Aba, Wednesday woke up to a tragic and disturbing scene: the lifeless body of an unidentified man hanging from the poles supporting wires connected to a …
“GehGeh University” and the Crisis of Love, Money and Masculinity in Nigeria – By Rev. Fr. Augustine Ikenna Anwuchie
Emmanuel “GehGeh” Obruste, the creator of GehGeh University—also called the University of Wisdom and Understanding—has stirred controversy with his online “lectures” that have quickly attracted over 25,000 male “students.” His …
Manufactured Hate: How “Igbo Phobia” Was Engineered in Nigeria – By Victor Anazonwu
When Labour Party’s Peter Obi won in Lagos during the 2023 presidential election, he received votes from across all Nigerian ethnic, religious and ideological groups. This was not a surprise …
The New Power Game: Anatomy of a Corrupting Architecture – By Charles Obiajulu Ugwu, PhD
Power has never been gentle. But what we are witnessing in our time is not just the old story of domination, corruption, or ambition. It is the crystallization of a …
30 Years of Nigeria in WTO: Stakeholders Review Journey, Call for Stronger Trade Policies – By Chidiebele Obika | I-Witness News
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s trade and commerce sector have urged the Federal Government to adopt more effective policies to fully harness the benefits of Nigeria’s membership in the World Trade Organization …
Radicalization and Insecurity in Nigeria Part II (The South East) – By Rev. Fr. Augustine Ikenna Anwuchie
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 …
Nigeria at Sixty-Five: The Illusion of Progress and the Anatomy of a Managed Collapse – By Charles Obiajulu Ugwu, PhD
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 …
Aba Power Moves Against Electricity Vandals, Seeks Community Collaboration – By Our Reporter
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 …
