The numbing helplessness from all the layers of Nigerian authority appears almost conspiratorial and as the country is buffeted from the four corners of the compass by rabid bloodletting and insidious national dismemberment,...
Continue readingThe numbing helplessness from all the layers of Nigerian authority appears almost conspiratorial and as the country is buffeted from the four corners of the compass by rabid bloodletting and insidious national dismemberment,...
Continue readingGovernment should mean a lot more to us if we expect political, social and economic progress. The countries we now know as “advanced countries” did not get there, driven by...
Continue readingNations have swerved from intractable paths of political and economic regression onto highways of prosperity, political stability and social equality, not by systems of government but by the visions, choices...
Continue readingIkem Okuhu I woke up on Saturday, March 13, 2021, with my mind on a mission that was totally against the will of my mortal body. Having read some provisions of...
Continue readingThe American Presidential election of November 3, 2020 was a referendum for my sanity. I don’t exactly know how I arrived at such a strange process of validating and certifying...
Continue readingI come from a community I could well say I do not owe anything. My father opened his doors for everybody who had a need, and that was virtually everybody. My mother’s...
Continue readingThe minders of the Nigerian brand would certainly be silently celebrating the recent pronouncement of an arrest warrant on embattled United States President, Donald Trump for very queer reasons. Recall that just as...
Continue readingAlthough I have read a few news items and some reactions to the 6th Code for Broadcasting in Nigeria, only the intervention of Jason Njoku, Chief Executive Officer of Iroko TV aroused my...
Continue readingIt took only a few hours after I published my last article here, titled, “Palliatives” and the ignominious destitution of the University of Nigeria by the Vice Chancellor”, for me...
Continue readingThe first time I saw Prof Charles Igwe, Vice Chancellor, University of Nigeria, towards the end of July 2019, I honestly feared the worst for one of Nigeria’s premier universities. The professor, who...
Continue readingGovernor Dave Umahi has been the poster boy for good governance in the south east, drawing praises for some, I must admit, landmark infrastructure developments in Ebonyi State. Of the five governors in...
Continue readingPerhaps in continuation of the rather strident campaign against the style of President Donald Trump by the CNN, Fareed Zachariah, host of the intellectually stimulating eponymous programme, Fareed Zachariah GPS, recently generously used...
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