Emissary

Christian Madu versus Mensah, by Emeka Obasi

Christian Madu versus Mensah, by Emeka Obasi

Ghanaians regard Robert Mensah as their best goalie, ahead of Edward Doodo Ankrah, John Naawu, Joseph Carr, John Baker and Richard Kingston. One man who found a way round the goalie was Christian Madu, a Nigerian born in Kumasi. Madu’s salad days in the Gold Coast were spent with his parents, Herbert and Ezinne, who […]
Visible Articles 5 10 15
Biafra lived even among Nigerians

Biafra lived even among Nigerians

History shall set us free. Those of us who understand comparative History will not fail to tell it as it is. About 51 years ago, Gen. Yakubu Gowon balkanized Nigeria into 12. Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, erstwhile governor of Eastern region, was appointed Military Governor of what was called ‘Central Eastern State.’

Still on handshake across the Benue

Still on handshake across the Benue

Blood on the Benue as we all see today must cease if we go through a highly spiritual process to pacify the souls of innocent Nigerians slaughtered in the second  half of 1966.The Middle Belt and the former Eastern region need to come together for good.

Time for handshake across the Benue

Time for handshake across the Benue

We must be learning from our past now. Those whose ears are still working, let them hear. This is time for reconciliation as blood continues to flow across the upper Benue. The East and Middle Belt will shake off the bloodletting of yore.

Searching for first Nigerian professor

Searching for first Nigerian professor

Edward Wilmot Blyden was born in 1832 to Igbo parents who were enslaved and sold to the new world. His place of birth, St. Thomas[now US Virgin Islands] did not stop him from holding on to his African roots. He relocated to Liberia, lived in Nigeria as one of the founders of Archbishop Vining Church, Ikeja and died in Sierra Leone on  December 12, 1912.

Making life easier for NECO

Making life easier for NECO

There is cheery news from the National Examinations Council [NECO]: Candidates are sure November/December Senior School Certificate [SSCE] results will be ready to enable them pursue admission into tertiary institutions in the coming session. Until August 2016, it was not always so.