Houthis and Saudis: When the weak strike back, by Owei Lakemfa
The diplomacy of politics: The eighty first UNGA and impunity, by Owei Lakemfa
Racism under pandemic skies
The fruitlessness of an Okonjo-Iweala leadership of WTO
Men who gave humanity a humane face
Nuts and bolts of governance
No apology after fifteen million murders
One with President Buhari is a majority
Africa and the global struggle for racial equality
Prisoners by choice
Boris Johnson: Towards the re-colonisation of Africa
America is too big to fall, but can implode
June 12 was not a date, it was history
Taking analgesics for another person’s headache
The Presidency needs a dispute resolution mechanism
The orphans of coronavirus
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SubscribeNigeria’s siamese twins of justice
By Owei Lakemfa NO two other judges in Nigeria have stood and fought jointly for justice, including taking military dictatorship head-on, like Justices Yaya Abiodun Olatunde Jinadu and Isiaka Isola Oluwa. They believed that a judge should not only be upright and fearlessly dispense justice, but should not be answerable to administrative powers more so […]
Africa shall have its day
By Owei Lakemfa AFRICA, the continent from which humanity fanned out and which begat modern civilisation, is marking its Day on Monday, May 25. It is Africa’s most significant day for it was on that day in 1963, they consciously came together as a people after centuries of divisions, enslavement and colonisation. The meeting in […]
The Nile that unites should not divide
By Owei Lakemfa SUDAN on Tuesday refused to sign agreements that will enable Ethiopia start filling the waters of its $4.6 billion Renaissance Dam from July. But Ethiopia had made it known over the years that such objection will not stop its completion of the dam which began in 2011. Egypt had threatened military action […]
General Buhari was more democratic than President Buhari
By Owei Lakemfa President Muhammadu Buhari was Military Head of State from 1984-85. His claimed principles including a zero-tolerance for corruption and fierce patriotism in that era partly propelled his return as a two-term elected – not necessarily democratically elected – President. He encapsulates Karl Marx’s assertion that: “History repeats itself; first as a tragedy, […]
A souless, leaderless world
The world is cowed by COVID-19. But not tough Jair Messias Bolsonaro, former military officer and current Brazilian President. To him, the virus does not exist; it is a mere “fantasy” and media “trick” with which humanity is being duped to abandon traditional camaraderie for impersonal social or physical distancing. But if there is the remotest possibility that […]
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