Biafra: I stand with Ohanaeze
Whatever Igbo people want to do in Biafra, let them start doing it inside Nigeria so that if Biafra comes they will simply walk in and continue without needing to clear the rubble first
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President Buhari’s latest divisive outing
My prayer is that in 2019, we will be wiser and meticulously search for the leader who will bind Nigeria’s wounds inflicted on her in the past 25 months of the Buhari divisive presidency, and save the nation from disintegration
Read MoreCountdown to October 1, 2017
If nothing is done about this quit notice, I am afraid there may be major mass movements as we near October 1, 2017. All it takes to trigger off a major national disaster is a little spark somewhere, perhaps staged by some mischief-makers. If it starts, no one will be safe
Read More Osinbajo the deft minefield walker
During the period when the President was fully in the picture, the Army, Police and security agencies tended to be deployed in a manner suggesting that the system was for some groups and against the others
Read More ‘Quit notice’ as a catalyst
The truth is that if Igbo leave the North, no group from the South will stay put. If Igbo begin relocating, other groups around Nigeria will ask Arewa people to go home
Read More Likely scenarios if Biafra goes
MAY 30th 2017 has gone down as a date that the Igbo people showed, with total accord, that they are dead serious about their quest for freedom. The sit-at-home call by the pro-Biafra groups, the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, was observed by Ndi Igbo all over the country, with the South East totally locked down.
Read More Biafra my way
Fifty years after Biafra, with no end in sight to the sidelining of Igbo people which the Buhari regime has made no pretences about, the Igbo youth are fed up. Most of them want out
Read More Buhari’s anti-East railway agenda
Concessions are now mere ploys to ensure that earmarked projects are never completed, and it is always the East that is good enough for such projects; nobody ever talks of concession when it comes to projects in the North
Read More Bola Tinubu, why now?
ASIWAJU Bola Ahmed Tinubu, BAT,is a central figure in this political dispensation under President Muhammadu Buhari’s All Progressives Congress, APC, Federal Government. That cannot be disputed. He was the strong hand that pulled together the various main political platforms to forge easily the most successful and formidable political alliance in the nation’s history.
Read More Why nepotism is the worst form of corruption
Nepotism is a huge monster that lays the eggs which hatch into so many types of corruption
Read More In style, the Itsekiri celebrate unique identity
THEY are unique in every sense.The things they seem to lack in size are richly present in their affairs, thereby making them one of the most admired ethnic groups in Nigeria.
Read More I was a victim of wickedness in the Church – Anglican Bishop Ikupolati
The Bishop of Ijumu Diocese of Anglican Church, the Rt. Reverend Ezekiel Folorunsho Ikupolati, served in the military before God called him to His vineyard. He recounts, in this interview, how God saved him severally.
Read More My experience as a girl sexually attacked at the age of six — Joan, activist
Despite the fact that it has been established that sexual violence is real and poses global health hazard, the tales of sexual assault against women are still being kept under the table.
Read More Just why did the old generals meet?
Buhari has wronged many Nigerians by sharing our top public offices among his kinsmen and women and defying the constitutional Federal Character principle
Read More PDP: Why Supreme Court must decide quickly
After making its pronouncement, the PDP can go and stew its own juices if it so chooses, but let it never be said that the Supreme Court, by delaying justice, denied the party a fair chance to exercise its legitimate right to vie for power in 2019
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