Ehizode: Canagerian for life, by Emeka Obasi
Welcome to Canada, the land where Nigeria’s first Commonwealth gold medal was achieved by Arinze Ifeajuna at Vancouver 1954. Daniel Igali won Olympic gold for the North Americans and also captained the team. Joe Ehizode, like many Nigerians, has found home in Surrey, British Columbia. He was a sports journalist before relocating nearly three decades ago. Denying […]
Oborevwori On Asaba Genocide, by Emeka Obasi
Okonkwo is an Abagana man. His mother, who lost six blood relations, was bloodied psychologically by that trauma.
Bako, The Bandit Historian, by Emeka Obasi
Genocide does not happen in one day. It is triggered by individuals with skewed minds raging with hate and spewing evil through their speeches, body language or pen. Ahmed Bako should prepare for summons by the International Criminal Court (ICC). Bako, who taught History at the Usman Danfodiyo University Sokoto used what should have been […]
Refining fraud through oil, by Emeka Obasi
The Nigerian oil industry is a multi billion naira venture capable of creating one of the leading economies in the globe. It is the mainstay of robust nations like Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait where results of transparency visit investors. Unfortunately, this same Black Gold has become a curse in one of the largest oil […]
Ajayi, Remember Yesterday, by Emeka Obasi
I understand that the new DG comes from a pious background. This is what should guide him in the discharge of his duties
Mao City embraces Akpehe, by Emeka Obasi
Akpehe is bent on exposing the Nigerian Professional Football League to Chinese companies. This will put more money on the table
