Opinion

Future of Abia State in the World: A post-LGA election dissection (Part 2)

We certainly live in interesting times. Twenty-four hours ago, I published a detailed analysis on how Abia State operates in…

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Again, South East bleeds, By Emeka Alex Duru

The Monday, November 18, 2024, edition of sit-at-home, originally declared by the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB), was enforced in…

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An open letter to Edo Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo

I want to first and foremost congratulate our newly sworn-in Executive Governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo alias Akpokomiza…

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Political Critique: Is Gov Otti’s inaugural promises a far cry from reality in terms of security?

With the violence that erupted yesterday in Ohafia, and the flurry of criticisms, which by the way is normal, I…

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‘We collected money, and we voted,’ By Lasisi Olagunju

Nigeria is a ring of iniquity. And, the iniquitous didn’t start with it today. For several years, I covered the…

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Bwala: Life as a Boomerang

Mr Daniel Bwala recently unveiled himself before the Villa Press Corp as the presidential spoken person at a rather brief…

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Emmanuel Obioma Ogwuegbu: The last of a few good men?

Honourable Justice Emmanuel Obioma Ogwuegbu was part of a generation in which judging was a deservedly elevated calling. In return,…

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Fuel price conundrum and pending dangers, By Akaninyene Esiere 

Nigeria is a major crude oil producer. It currently produces about 1.3 million barrels of crude per day. In the…

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Illegal Sports Commission joins football’s 20 years of illegalities, By Ikeddy Isiguzo

HAVE you heard the latest claims that a flawed National Sports Commission is better than a Ministry of Sports? There…

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As INEC redeems self or slides further in Ondo

In the lead-up to the 2003 general elections, a certain joke was attributed to the Esama of Benin, Chief Gabriel…

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