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Imo and the Proliferation of Kings, by Ugoji Egbujo

In Imo state,  every family can become an autonomous community.  It wasn’t always so. Perhaps at some point, somebody saw atomisation as development. Every square foot is now an ancient kingdom. So the state is now a conglomeration of fragments of communities called autonomous communities. As a result, every neighbourhood has an Eze. Some of […]

The power in simplicity, by Muyiwa Adetiba

I saw a lot of C.Vs during my years of ‘Face To Face’ interviews. Some were captioned, many were not. But almost all were impressive because they were meant to be; after all, many were acclaimed achievers. One C.V struck me however because of the uniqueness of its title, and it has since stayed in […]

Trump’s 100 days in office: A tale of two Americas, by Stephanie Shakaa 

January 20, 2025, was no ordinary inauguration day. It wasn’t merely a return, it was a resurgence. When Donald J. Trump raised his right hand and took the oath of office for the second time, the world held its breath not from uncertainty, but from certainty. Everyone knew who he was. Trump wasn’t coming back […]

Nwachukwu: Anger and the Hangman, by Francis Ewherido

“In your anger do not sin” (Ephesians 4:26). This was Apostle Paul’s admonition in his letter to the people of Ephesus, but it applies to us the way it applied to the original target audience. Paul simply acknowledged that anger is a natural human emotion, but admonished that you should not allow your anger get […]

The case for fitness and therapy, by Tochi Okafor

There’s nothing wrong with leaning on fitness during a difficult season.  Turning to physical activity in times of personal hardship can be one of the most constructive ways to cope. When life feels uncertain or overwhelming, engaging in something physically demanding but mentally freeing can offer a much-needed anchor. A healthy distraction isn’t about avoidance […]

OPEN LETTER TO TINUBU 2, by Donu Kogbara

Last week, on this page, I reproduced a letter from Rescue Rivers, a group I founded, to President Tinubu. The opening paragraphs:    We, the People of Rivers State and as concerned citizens of Nigeria, are writing to express our utmost outrage and condemnation of your recent [unconstitutional] declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers […]

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