OF all the primaries organized by political parties for the 2019 polls in Anambra State, that of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, for Anambra South Senatorial seat held at the Ekwulobia township stadium, was the most keenly contested. 

Some members of the national assembly recently suggested that Nigeria should return to the type of parliamentary system of government it practised in the early 60s. Many people tend to see the move as unnecessary and diversionary at this time. But some other people believe the parliamentary system of government could be the solution to Nigeria’s perennial geo-political challenges.

Few Presidents in history have been castigated as much as President Mohammadu Buhari, sometimes unfairly.  Some charge that he introduced a fractious religious divide into Nigeria.

Artists do not come of a harder hue than light-skinned sculptor, painter and poet Chidi A. Okoye. A firm believer in the creative enterprise, Okoye has applied his art diligently in Nigeria, Canada and the United States, surmounting all kinds of institutional obstacles. He remains undaunted in his quest for excellence, daring all odds.

I read with disbelief Oma Djebah’s piece entitled “Amosun’s perilous pill”on the current political logjam in the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ogun State. Oma Djebah, who claimed to be a global journalist, threw away all caution that a journalist is trained to have in his diatribe against the governor of Ogun State.