The world is in turmoil. Cubans have taken to the street protesting the economic downturn. South Africans are on the street looting like there will be no tomorrow. Not even caskets, dildos, and living animals […]
And it continued: “There is no objective conflict between an Efik worker and an Ibibio worker, between an Ogoja market woman and an Annang market woman, between an Oron peasant and an Ibibio peasant, or […]
The last few weeks must go down as season of bitter pills that made some Nigerians holding certain ideological belief or agitating for one thing or the other to squint over the unpalatable news before […]
Our greatest distraction in Nigeria today is not social media as some would have us believe. Our greatest distraction is President Muhammadu Buhari, the very personality who is supposed to embody our values of unity […]
Option 3: A Nigerian President of Southeast Igbo extraction. Many Nigerians, I included, believe that this political outcome is essential to stabilize Nigeria and secure full national reconciliation after the Nigerian civil war over 50 […]
Several times in the last ten years, I have compelled myself to discontinue public exploration, and application to Nigeria, of the concepts of “power bloc” and “popular-democratic restructuring”. These are concepts in which another concept […]
Nigeria is a member of the United Nations, which has established the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), primarily to promote education for all, with a mandate to lead the Global Education 2030 […]
The media naturally should serve only the public interest. What determines ‘’public interest’’ may be amorphous, but safety and security are principal elements of communal interest. The security of the nation and its people can […]
The greatest thing Nigerians accomplished in the last thirty years was electing Muhammadu Buhari as president. If he had lived and died without being president, no one would push back when politicians fall over themselves […]
Recently, no fewer than 40 persons were reportedly killed following attacks by suspected bandits on some villages in Zamfara state. The villages are Wari Tsaune, Gidan Adamu, Gidan Maidawa of Faru, all in the Maradun […]
Europe and the US have won the scramble for vaccines – now they must help African nations produce their own More than 3bn doses of the Covid-19 vaccine have now been administered worldwide. But as […]
Corruption still sadly plays a part in public life here, but we’re making steps in the right direction On Wednesday night, at 45 minutes to midnight, Jacob Zuma blinked. In what was the most consequential […]
(CNN) – The 1995 World Conference on Women convened by the United Nations was a watershed moment for women’s rights, a pivotal event in the movement for global progress toward gender equality. Last week, 26 […]
The prime minister’s push against voting rights has no place in mainstream politics A government that can terrify a population can usually do what it wants with it. If nothing else survives of his journalism, […]
For despots and plutocrats, the question is which university is the better laundry As the richer of the two rich universities, Cambridge has largely been spared, until now, the public embarrassment when – as with […]
The idea has met with uproar from Manchester students, but if it results in more teaching hours, all the better Lectures are rubbish education. They should have gone out when printing was invented and students […]
It’s not the whole party yet, but Republicans in positions of power are recognizing that the politics are shifting along with the weather. If you had told climate activists a year ago that the country […]
When I think of my old friend and the gulf between us, I realise these relationships are about more than our beliefs I have a friend – let’s call her Zoe, although it’s not her […]
As the government piggybacks on England’s success, remember how it took on footballers – and lost – in the pandemic Did you see the prime minister in the fancy seats at Wembley on Wednesday? He […]
Over July Fourth weekend, according to CNN, at least 233 people were killed and 618 others were injured in more than 500 shootings across the country. Unbelievably, those tragic statistics actually represent a 26 percent […]
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