By Emeka Nwosu ANAMBRA people in different parts of the South East were challenged with this sole searching question by a seemingly charitable and little known philosopher son of theirs Mr. Peter Gregory Onwubuasi Obi at the inception of his campaign for the governorship of Anambra State in 2003. This question on one his campaign […]

By  Richard Tosanwumi NIGERIA, our country was frontally assaulted by two major events at the close of the year 2009, which have greatly dented the collective hegemony of the Nigerian people, and bruised their international ego and reckoning among the comity of nations. These events were the serious down-turn in the health of President Umaru […]

SEVERAL years ago, the Japanese government sent some bright students to Harvard not to acquire new knowledge but to associate with future political and business leaders of the United States. They could not be lured to stay on because all facilities in America were available to them in Japan.

I HAVE read Mr. Josef Omorotionmwan many times and I can say that he is a writer to be taken seriously. He hardly dwells on personalities, but you see him often attacking societal ills and all those that promote them. He is an angry writer; his anger is directed at vices, betraying his deep-rooted love for the enthronement of a civilized society.

I EXTREMELY envy and admire the American and British governments and people for uniquely defending their citizens around the world, even when accused of criminality. They maintain the innocence of their citizens to ensure justice is done until the court of law decides otherwise.

By Dennis Agbo Governor Martin Elechi of Ebonyi  State is  not sleeping well. His sleep is murdered by his ambition to stay in office beyond 2011  when he hopes to be re-elected for a second term in office. Ordinarily, the governor  should be having a  good sleep, given the fact that, as one of the […]

Sometimes around 2006 and 2007,1 was browsing the Internet when I came across a document suggesting that the think-tank in Europe were planning on how they can build and supply small nuclear reactors for the generation of electricity to developing countries. They will also be supplying the nuclear fuel (some kind of processed Uranium used (bed the nuclear reactors) to those developing countries.

In one breadth, it was discovered that part of the reason why students and some lecturers called for the removal of the institution’s Vice Chancellor, Professor Lateef Akanni Hussain, was to cover up heaps of shady acts perpetrated before the VC took over the mantle of leadership at LASU. Thank God that the governor used his wisdom to circumvent the call to sack the VC. Instead he opted not to be stampeded or railroaded into taking action which will have a negative backlash.

Going through the Vanguard publication of Friday the 18th of December I came across a piece credited to one Jimmy Elekuku dedicated to Chief Tom Ikimi.

NEWS report has it that Dr. Andy Uba, a front-runner in the Anambra gubernatorial race, has declared his support for efforts to return Nigeria to true federalism and has joined MOVUP-NIGERIA (Movement for Unity & Progress of Nigeria) thereby endorsing the organisation’s 12-point constitutional agenda that roots for extensive devolution of power to the states or regions, de-emphasis or moderation of the Federal Character principle in favour of merit, among others.