Opinion
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Bokku advert is psychological warfare, By Amanze Obi
Anybody who thinks that the ethnic slur from Bokku Supermarket directed at the Igbo was a mistake must be scratching…
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The Ad that exposed Nigeria’s dark obsession with tribe, By Tosin Adeoti
When Bokku Mart posted that ad, the one where the influencer smiled into the camera and joked about shopping “without…
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Economics and Madness, By Chidi Amuta
A conclave of diverse economists have recently been crowing about the prospects of recovery in the Nigerian economy. It is…
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Ambassadorial Nominees: Tinubu has made Nigeria a laughing stock among comity of nations — ADC chieftain Akuma
A chieftain of the Africa Democratic Congress (ADC), Nelson Ahamefula Akuma, has condemned in strong terms the calibre of people…
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Between a monstrous Kanu, hideous state, and rogue judiciary
To many Nigerians including some Igbo, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is the devil’s incarnate. He probably is. But not so fast.…
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Leaked DSS terror alert, By Emeka Omeihe
What interest was the leaking of the security alert on the planned terror attack by Islamic State of West African…
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A return to the defections, By Amanze Obi
The other week, we flew into this subject matter in the way most epic poets of the Horatian persuasion are…
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Electoral Act Amendment: When will we amend our politicians and peoples?
HOW times will we amend Nigeria’s Electoral Act? What results did earlier amendments produce? Are there ways that the amendments…
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Coup Tales: The audacity of nonsense, By Chidi Amuta
The recourse to diversionary maneuvering is a familiar political gimmick. When government is thin on ideas and is politically ambushed…
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From Boko Haram to IPOB: How Nigeria creates her own insurgencies, By Victor Anazonwu
On February 20, 2009, a funeral procession wound through a street in Maiduguri, Nigeria’s northeast. The deceased was a member…
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