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Anioma State as panacea to South-East marginalisation 

By Emmanuel Onwubiko  The quest for state creation in Nigeria has always been fraught with intense debates, political maneuvering, and calls for equitable representation. Among the numerous demands, the clamour for Anioma State stands out as a compelling case rooted in justice, equity, and the urgent need to address the systemic marginalisation of the South-East region. The […]

Strategic pauses in speaking and writing, by Ruth Oji

I’m not going to lie. It seems that many people value constant noise and speedy communication. Consequently, the power of silence is frequently overlooked. Yet, in both spoken and written communication, the strategic use of silence and white space can be highly impactful. Whether you’re giving a presentation, writing a report, or engaging in a crucial conversation, […]

Understanding President Tinubu

By SUNNY IKHIOYA It is a new year. We passed through unimagin able hardship in the past year. For all of us who have managed to cross the threshold, I say congratulations and Happy New Year.  We must all begin to brace up to the choice our President has made for all of us. That […]

Clergy empowers widows, tasks govt to provide food for the citizens

By Moses Nosike The General Overseer, Olive Mountain of Prayer and Praise Ministry International has empowered the less privileged ones both in and outside his ministry during the yuletide. This is an annual empowerment exercise the church carries out every year to give back to the society. The church also encourages other religious organisations to […]

2024: An annus horribilis slinks into global annals

By CHIEDU OKOYE Can a year steer a middle course and straddle both the good and the bad, which will make our characterisation of it indeterminate? To some people, a year can maintain a balance in relation to happenings of good things and bad things in it. When the number of good things that happened in […]

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