The Igbo Spirit By Peter Alexander Egom
I am of the Igbo stock from Ukala-Okpunor in Oshimili North LGA of Delta State. I am 61 years of age and have from late 1965, during my undergraduate days …
Geniuses and Classmates By Nwankwo Bruno
Much has been written about two of my boyhood classmates – Sam Okoye and Justin Obi – notably by our revered Agbogidi and respected Prof. Anyakoha. Both described them as …
Faith versus Traditions: Between Orthodoxy and Indigenous Spiritual Practices Dr. Charles Obiajulu Ugwu
I have watched, read and listened with a heavy heart, the barrages of very uncomplimentary remarks by so called religionists on the entertainment of guests with a masquerade and traditional …
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 …
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 …