Opinion
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Tears, anguish, as more Nigerians grapple with escalating poverty, hunger, By Adeze Ojukwu
The gory details of pain, anguish and hopelessness, have become the calamitous lot of many Nigerians today. The cry…
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Adamu’s policy on language of instruction: A wrong step, By Joseph C. A. Agbakoba
Recently, the Minister for Education, Adamu Adamu, announced a new language of instruction (LOI) policy for public primary schools, which…
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Adams Oshiomhole’s litany of betrayals, By Ileogben Okaima
Watching Adams Oshiomhole talking of betrayal must be puzzling for anyone who has followed the paths of the former union…
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Poor voters, rich candidates, By Andy Ezeani
The National Bureau for Statistics (NBS) released a not-so-jarring statistics penultimate week, that 133 million Nigerians at home live below…
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Tinubu’s baffling gaffes, By Etim Etim
Even before the polls open in next year’s general election, the APC Presidential candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is already scoring…
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Professor Chukwuma Soludo: A god or Governor?, By Bolaji O. Akinyemi
Leadership is a combination of charisma and character. The former is a pointer to the ability that can get the…
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Peter Obi: Soludo’s soliloquy as blessing in disguise, By Victor Anazonwu
I am gutted by conflicting emotions that between two of my favorite people in politics today, a great chasm has…
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Nigeria: Gen Danjuma’s 1979 prophecy and Reno Omokiri’s skewed narrative, By Bright Ewulu
General Theophilus Danjuma towards his retirement from the Nigerian Army in 1979 delivered a speech which was contained in his…
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Crashing a Dream: The genesis of Obi-Soludo imbroglio
I returned to Anambra State in 2008 to meet a state and a people that were excited and upbeat. And…
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Soludo: Whom the gods would destroy, they would first make mad, By Kenny Adewole
“Quos Deus vult perdere, prius dementat” Soludo is at it again. He has said that Peter Obi is not…
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