Opinion
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The wrong enemy – The anger in South Africa, By Ukertor Moti
•Prof Moti Since 2010 when I first visited South Africa and had a conference at the University of South Africa,…
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Choking in the Strait of Hormuz, By Amanze Obi
“Nigerians have surrendered to Tinubu’s state of disorder. That is why they are stuck in The Strait of Hormuz when…
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Peter Obi and the cross of a nation
•Peter Obi Peter Obi’s political journey in Nigeria has, in many ways, come to resemble a quiet but persistent carrying…
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Identity, power and emerging Hausa question in Nigeria
For over 100 years, Northern Nigeria has been held together by a politically contrived twofold ethnic fusion expediently branded as…
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Mutfwang’s armoured vehicle, By Emeka Obasi
Leadership by example makes all the difference. Seeing Plateau State governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang address grieving families, from an Armoured…
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2027: What does Atiku really want — power or relevance?
When Atiku Abubakar appeared on television for an exclusive interview recently, many Nigerians had expectations. They wanted specific answers about…
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Diary of a researcher, By Amanze Obi
“Our universities must strive to meet up with global challenges and expectations at all times. This is the message the…
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Even Tinubu is not sure if Wale Edun resigned or was sacked
WALE Edun ceased being anonymous decades ago when he made his name elsewhere. He is so close to Tinubu, politically,…
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The Pope versus the ‘King,’ By Chidi Amuta
•President Trump and Pope Leo The Pope versus the “King”: United States President Donald Trump seems intent on fulfilling a…
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2027: Lessons ADC may pick from PDP’s failures
The leadership of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), needs to pick the lessons in William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar that: “There…
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