By Ochiboni Bornuor Many Nigerian citizens desperately need protection from severe traditional religious practices. Occultic groups and worshippers of deities of ancient times are spreading even further into new communities, making it mandatory for the children of members to follow up in its practices without their consent, No doubt, before colonialism by the British, Nigerian […]

By Mike Ochuko There’s a new shortcut to instant popularity in Naija: add Seyi Tinubu’s name onto any wild claim and boom, you’re headline gold – no need for facts, proof, or even a little hint of evidence. And the biggest cheerleader of this incredibly banal fancy is none other than former Vice President and […]

Some illustration with motivational notes was recently shared on social media. It trended so well because of its inherent message – a powerful message at that. Source is though unknown, the message rankled forlorn hope and neutralised depression from failing faith. What’s the illustration about?  A tattered-looking young boy standing in front of a full-length […]

By Steve Azaiki The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.” – Dante Alighieri The political crisis engulfing Rivers State has, for months, captivated and concerned Nigerians. What began as a rift between Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his predecessor, Chief (Barr.) Nyesom Wike, now […]

By Elton Onwu Amidst the whirlwind of my schedule these past weeks, I found myself at dawn grappling with how to properly capture the essence of this extraordinary leader. The challenge wasn’t from lack of material – quite the opposite. His impactful leadership has left such uncountable marks in the head that selecting what to […]