General Abdulsalami and the Indian Hospital: The Shame of a Nation, by Ugoji Egbujo
A few days ago an Indian hospital, Krishna Shalby in Ahmedabad, released a promotional film. It called the footage “A milestone in international care” and “Clinical Excellence Beyond Borders.” Had the title been written by poor Nigerian children, it might as well have read: Shame on Nigeria! The milestone, it seems, is that the hospital […]
Shut borders: The Republic of Benin and her ‘yeye’ tears
The biggest second-hand car markets in the Republic of Benin are located near our common border post.
South Africa’s xenophobia: A gathering of many demons
South Africa has a social problem. Many demons have gathered. The black population suffered untold hardship during the apartheid days. They longed for freedom. They were told democracy would bring dignity and prosperity. Apartheid was abolished.
Christian State of Rivers and political trade in religions
Governor has declared Rivers a Christian state. He has repeated that declaration every time he has found himself in the midst of bishops.
The IPOB and the bastardization of Biafra
Biafra was a refuge for the hunted and justice for the oppressed. The assertion of human dignity by the rejected and tormented.
Sowore and that Revolution:The law should not be an Ass
I have no doubts. Sowore is not a terrorist. He has been a voice against bad governance, an activist. He worked hard to enthrone democracy. He has fought for probity and accountability in the country. He is a journalist. He is now a politician. He contested the last presidential elections.
