Opinion
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Time for Judges to be Statesmen, By Sam Amadi
As Nigeria wraps up its election, attention shifts to the judges. With over seven hundred cases filed at the tribunals,…
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Atrocious vestiges of slavery, colonialism trail King Charles’ coronation, By Adeze Ojukwu
The British monarchy on Saturday, displayed its stupendous pomp and grandeur, at the coronation of King Charles III. He…
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10th National Assembly and the scramble for Senate Presidency, By David Chukwu
As the dust over the conduct of the 2023 general elections gradually begins to settle, the jostling for the leadership…
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Alex Otti: Consequential force for restoration of Abia’s glory, By Ifeanyichukwu E. Uke
Dr. Alex Chioma Otti’s recent victory in the Abia State governorship election has been nothing short of remarkable. He is…
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Why Buhari doesn’t deserve forgiveness, By Adelakun Abimbola
During the governorship and state House of Assembly elections in March, the president, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) enjoined Nigerians…
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Expatriate as INEC boss, By Emeka Obasi
What we call elections may not pass any test across the border. I hinged all hope on Mahmood Yakubu, a…
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From Sudan, the perils of bad manners, By Chidi Amuta
In a tragic sense, Sudan is somehow lucky. Its leading political figures, who also happen to be combatant generals, have…
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Peter Obi: A tsetse fly perching on the scrotum, By Law Mefor
THERE is a Peter Obi witch-hunt that is ongoing. Undoubtedly, certain forces are after him. You can call it Obidients-phobia…
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PO sweetened our politics, By Emeka Obasi
Change was promised, expectations were high. It appeared many were shortchanged in an unending experiment that led to nowhere. The…
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Peter, the nightmare, By Amanze Obi
You will be right if you describe Mr. Peter Obi as a living nightmare. Those after him are groping in…
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