Two people in a community fell critically ill and after a series of laboratory tests, were referred to a specialist hospital for treatment. At the hospital, the doctor on duty, after analysing...
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Our Father Bishop, I come before you again today, with the full respect and honour your position as the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Nsukka, and as a Christian intellectual warehouse and...
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Writing in The Republic III, Marcus Tullius Cicero had laid down what, until Nigerian judges began to re-evaluate his legal principles, looked like an eternal truism in Law, and upon...
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On Sunday, September 17, 2023, my attention was drawn to an article published in ThisDay Online on September 11, 2023, with the title, “What Mbah has going for him as...
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On Friday, August 25, 2023, at about 5.30 pm, two men who introduced themselves as officers of the Nigerian Police, Enugu State Command, accosted me at Umabor, Eha Alumona Nsukka, in what...
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Enugu State is wearing a fresh new look. It has to. There is a new government in the state, and even if it is bearing the increasingly unbearable baggage of electoral heist...
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It is increasingly becoming apparent that the luxuriating lush of beard he wears is a cultivated façade hiding deep ignorance and some sort of lack of soul. These days, wearing bushy jaws...
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It seems that the story of the alleged dual citizenship of APC’s President-elect, Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as revealed by investigative journalist, David Hundeyin, may become the ingredient Nigerians need...
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A few days ago, the Enugu State House of Assembly was in the news, after years of unflatteringly idle and comatose legislative existence for all the wrong reasons. One of...
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I have tried to be patient with my interrogation of the roles our university professors played in the now shameless heist that has become of the highly anticipated 2023 elections...
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The 2023 elections in Nigeria have triggered a strange metamorphosis that has given rise to the emergence of many innocent traitors. Hiding behind their tiny fingers, these mutants have orchestrated...
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Nearly 20 years ago, precisely in November 2004, I had rented my first apartment as a young adult and went to a swanky supermarket in my neighbourhood in Lagos to buy the...
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