Peace on paper, peril in practice: Why 2027’s elections remain at risk, by Dakuku Peterside
There is something reassuring about political rivals gathering beneath one roof to sign a common promise of peace. In a country where elections have too often been accompanied by intimidation, inflammatory rhetoric, and violence, the symbolism matters. It affirms that opponents are adversaries, not enemies, and that the pursuit of power must remain subordinate to the survival […]
Do you depend on God?
Unchangeable God, Reliable God, Dependable God, ….. As I commence this column, the song that my Spirit has given me is what I have started today’s edition with and this is a popular song in churches.
Miss Anambra Sex Scandal: What really went wrong?
We feel sufficiently perturbed by the mere reference already made to the pageant and hereby state that we are in no way connected to the controversy
Revisiting The 1967 Asaba Massacre
Hundreds died; survivors report climbing from among heaps of bodies when the soldiers finally left hours later
Femi Kehinde’s book launch
I believe fighting corruption is necessary because corruption is what is dragging Nigeria back. Fighting corruption is not enough but things that bring about corruption must be fought including political corruption
A thin line
I do not think the judiciary is on trial. I think corrupt judges are
