Tinubu can’t handle insecurity: Why does he want another term? By Ugoji Egbujo
A nation that conscripts its graduates cannot lose them on a federal highway, allow exchange of ransom, and call the aftermath a rescue. A few days ago, thirty prospective corps members left Oyo for the East. Twenty were taken near Owerri, on the Owerri–Onitsha road at Umunoha. Ten escaped. The local people who witnessed the […]
Nigeria and Independence: A sober reflection
At independence we rolled out drums. And danced. We would keep our wealth. We would chart our own destiny. We would no longer have to satisfy some colonial masters with taxes and cocoa. We said freedom would make us great. Our kinsmen, the continent , said we were potentially great.
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.
