Tompolo’s ‘manumission’ mission, the ironies and the joys of life
Between Buhari and ‘rule of law’ activists
Edo APC Legislative primaries: Orhionmwon/Uhunmwonde as case study
Yoruba, tribalism and the tragedy of a new Nigeria
GTI: What the world need to learn from The Nigerian Army
Buhari, Atiku and the dwindling economy
2019 and the Buhari imperative
Governor Bagudu’s footprints in rural transformation
2019 presidency: Like Atiku, like Mimiko
Prioritising productivity in Lagos civil service
Ugwuanyi, political ecumenism and the substance of politics
Oshiomhole and APC’s primary elections
Lawyers and Alleged Forgeries: Do We Still Have an NBA?
Delta 2019: Who Can Stop Ogboru?

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Sally Mbanefo’s Anambra Homecoming Initiative
Christmas season will never be the same again in Anambra State. Sally Mbanefo, Anambra State’s very resourceful Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs, Indigenous Artworks, Culture and Tourism has in the works an unprecedented Anambra Homecoming Festival that will put at full play cultural exhibitions, musical extravaganza, theatre displays, avant-garde carnival, poetry renditions, palm-wine-tasting etc.
Nigeria Air Suspension: 1st Letter To Fec: What Happened?
In the middle 80s, the then Military Head of State, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, faced with the challenge of communicating and convincing the Nigerian public of the benefits of his economic policies which were tied to the IMF dictates, appointed an acquitted journalist, Prince Tony Momoh, his Information Minister.
ATIKU: Loneliness of a long distance runner
“Brace admiral, say but one good word; what shall we do when hope is gone? The words leapt like a leaping sword: sail on! Sail on! Sail on! And on! Joachim Miller, 1841-1913.
Deem yourselves beautiful
PERMIT me to renew or share with you some didactic, relevant literary experience availed the world by the duo of Ghana’s Ayi Kwei Armah and Nigeria’s Chinua Achebe, both writers of indomitable renown. We resorted to Armah because of the similarity in the political history of the two countries being former British colonies. A constant reminder of this tie today perhaps is the Nkrumah Award for Good Governance which contemporary Nigerian politicians are always excited to be honoured with.
Imo State: Between the devil and deep blue sea
NEVER in the recent history of any people have their prospects of been so bleak and in dire straits as what stares the hard working people of Imo state in the face right now, starting from the debacle of Mr. Rochas Okorocha’s near eight year comic rule to the prospects of extending the governance nightmare to another four years.

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