Opinion

Let peace return in South-East, By Emeka Alex Duru

Certain experiences refuse to go off the mind. Try as much as possible to push them behind, they keep coming.…

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How did we get here? Consequences of a collective betrayal

While alone or in conversation with others, I find myself dealing with the question, “How did we get here, or…

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People, privations and public policy priorities [5]

CALAMITY of unimaginable proportion will befall this already fragile country if the economic reform programme of Nigeria’s president, Alhaji Bola…

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Crazy American Politics, By Dr Austin Orette

The prize of democracy is eternal vigilance. It will be reckless and the failure of democratic norms to leave a…

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Nigeria and the Ministry of Judges’ Welfare

When the House of Lords, as the upper chamber of the UK Parliament is called, debated the Courts Bill introduced…

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Tinubu won’t stop foreign working trips 

NOTHING can separate President Bola Ahmed Tinubu from his foreign working trips. If we disturb him too much, he can…

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Why PDP convention matters, By Amanze Obi 

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)- battered, broken and decimated, appears to be gearing up for resurrection. The party has, since…

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As Trump enrolls in the evil axis

As Trump enrolls in the evil axis: Taken together, all of Donald Trump’s actions, inclinations and leadership preferences amount to…

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The Price of Belonging: Passports, power, and the peril of monetizing citizenship

I have always believed that a passport is more than a booklet of paper; it is a key, a symbol,…

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Ekpa’s Conviction in Finland: Vindication or indictment of Nigerian Judiciary?

“Justice is on trial for multiple reasons, such as delays, systemic inefficiency, corruption, bureaucratic bottlenecks and inconsistent judgments” – John…

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