If you did not hear about the epic fight, which featured Floyd Mayweather Jr., the world-famous boxer who came out of retirement, and his Irishman, Connor McGregor, you are, most likely living under a rock.

Security of lives and property has always been the primary purpose of government in all parts of the world, because, every human activity revolves round safety.

Extant crisis on the Korean Peninsula is simply about a new reality, which the wider world, not without a reason though, is quite reluctant to acknowledge and relate with.

There is a declared war over Nigeria. But the Nigerian people are fighting the wrong battle. As the hidden foe dazes the people, they rush out, guess in the air, look around but would see no one. So confusion, frustration, anger and suspicion have multiplied that neighbors are no longer neighbors but suspects and foes. But the real foe goes untouched meanwhile. This has caused deep erosion of mistrust and apathy between people and people, land and land

renowned journalist, CEO and publisher of Ovation International magazine, Dele Momodu has said he is not a supporter of Biafra.

“You bathed in the blood of Biafrans, you crushed their bones and stripped away their dignity and self-respect just to keep Nigeria one.

OUR beloved State, Anambra is in dire straits; and we had better know and believe it. Coming from a refreshing relief provided by the administration of Mr. Peter Obi, we became complacent. For over three years after that era, we have been steadily sliding into the perfidy of inept management of our affairs. Indeed, it is an unprecedented betrayal of public trust.

On August 12, 2017 while Americans were still trying to understand why James Fields Jr ploughed his car into a crowd of innocent protesters in Charlottesville, there was a mild outburst at an event in Abuja.

Dim Emeka Ojukwu. Wasn’t he Mr. Obi’s godfather? What about Obi himself? Wasn’t he Gov. Obiano’s godfather? Let’s face it – Obiano himself confessed he was in his swimming pool when he was called home to govern

Contrary to the beliefs of many, Nigeria is not doomed, but it needs a new democratic foundation. Any government that is serious about the future of Nigeria would start by establishing vital instruments of democracy that will stand the test of time