Sunday Igboho: Nigeria’s New General, by Ugoji Egbujo
Is Gov Otti Tinubu’s agent? By Ugoji Egbujo
Village youths are fleeing, society is dying
Pride and Profit: The story of funeral ceremonies
Nigeria: One week, seventy troubles
The North and its political ostriches
Femi Fani-Kayode: The epitome of Nigerian politics
Igboho and El Rufai: The Extremist and The Mugwump
White is supreme: Trump has undressed America’s hypocrisy
Kankara: The Arewa must hold a village meeting
Public schools are dead; private schools are running wild
Port Harcourt is playing Monkey-Post politics
What we can’t afford now!
Umahi’s Exit: Igbos in the PDP must end their slumber
Fixing Our Politics: Saints must play in the main streams
Democracy and Africa: Trouble is brewing

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One Mad Week in One Insane Year and One Thousand Lessons
A bedlam was sweeping across the nation. The Calabar dimension which was pointed at all politicians was a new dangerous twist. Politicians fretted. By Dr. Ugoji Egbujo We thought 2020 had done everything. Then one week went truly mad. Nobody could have predicted the precipitous descent into anarchy. One morning, a mob descended on Orile […]
EndSARS: Our Joshuas are now awake
By Dr. Ugoji Egbujo #EndSars could be the best thing that ever happened in Nigeria. The youths have risen to become political vigilantes. For so long, our youths had laid back, and partisan politics that knows no virtues had held the country by the scruff of the neck and dragged it backwards. EndSars could be […]
Conversations with a taxi driver: Yahoo-Yahoo is snatching our youths
On getting back to the station, we were told to write our statements. Of the many people who witnessed the incident, two people gave their statement of witness and he was found absolutely guilty. Agbalugo could not provide a witness, even when he was given about 4 days to do so.
That railway to the Niger Republic
By Ugoji egbujo The Niger Republic is no market. Though bulky, landlocked, and sitting atop Nigeria, Niger republic is a desolate country. But the Federal Government of Nigeria thinks it is wise to drag a rail line to the Niger border. It designated it the Kano-Katsina-Maradi master plan. The government’s intention is to position Nigeria […]
That railway to the Niger Republic
By Dr Ugoji Egbujo The Niger Republic is no market. Though bulky, landlocked, and sitting atop Nigeria, Niger republic is a desolate country. But the Federal Government of Nigeria thinks it is wise to drag a rail line to the Niger border. It designated it the Kano-Katsina-Maradi master plan. The government’s intention is to position […]
Hope Uzodinma and his Hopism
A lot has happened to Imo. One governor came and spent millions on CNN adverts, raising his hands to the sky, and telling the world he was a genius. He littered Imo with billboards. By the time he left, Anambra had quietly fixed many of her rural roads. One charlatan goes another charlatan comes. Poor […]
2023: Igbos in the PDP are sleepwalking!
By Dr. Ugoji Egbujo Igbos in the PDP are sleepwalking to 2023. I have put my ears to the ground but I have heard nothing. Tepid murmurs. Shuffling of feet. Nothing else, besides snores. Where are the Igbos in the PDP? This is not a good time to be asleep. And not another season for […]
The sixty-year old son of a deputy premier!
By Dr. Ugoji Egbujo My father was a deputy premier! Now, do you know who I am? My grandmother said it—if we lived long enough we would see enough. Now I have seen a 60-year-old man appoint himself General Inspector of Projects. And he has been touring the country in a red cap, dipping his […]
Apostle Dieziani Madueke on the Pulpit!
This daughter betrays the nation and immerses herself in a singled minded obsessive compulsive acquisition of jewelry, while home state of Bayelsa wallows in wretchedness
Edo 2020: True True, Edo No Be Eko!
He left empty handed and scampered to Abuja. But it all came to nothing. The men who had egged him on delivered less than they promised. Once he was screened out, he reverted to his old slogan and started chanting “Edo is not Lagos! Edo is not Lagos!”

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