Tegbe’s 24-hour energy zones and the shift from megawatts to money
The Abiku in Dr Dennis Otuaro
Time to tame iconoclasts (1)
Senate presidency: Akume as bride
What’s next after Buhari’s victory
Who will help Ndigbo?
Carpetbaggers of Nigerian politics
Nigerian 2015 elections: In search of God of technology?
Task before the Buhari presidency
FCT minister deserves commendation, not vilification
Heading for a one party system?
Tough battle for Okorocha in Imo
Who is killing “Hotel De Jordan”, NTA or Joe Ihonde?
The man of the decade
Anambra House election: The votes must count this time
Nasarawa: A vote for equity and ability
MD Yusuf – A guardian angel just departed Nigeria

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Emerhor: The Good Samaritan
EVEN non-Christians have heard the cliché, the Good Samaritan, at least once. It is the parable of the non-Jew who came to the rescue of an armed robbery victim along the Jerusalem-Jericho route where a priest and a levite, who should know and do better, had passed, and left the victim to a die a slow, painful death. The good deed of the Samaritan was totally unexpected from Samaritans at that time.
Mark @ 67: The Journey so far
To fully bring to the fore an understanding of the man Senator David Alechenu Bonaventure Mark the President of the Nigerian Senate since 2007, it is necessary to take a historical excursion of the man who has become a recurring decimal in the socio- political landscape of NIGERIA.
Abia 2015: Ikpeazu is the man
I have watched the ongoing political battle in Abia State with some reservations. I have not openly adopted any Candidate up till now, principally because, I deemed it necessary to study all the dynamics and make an informed choice. I have refrained from joining the bandwagon and condemning a man just because others are condemning him. All factors considered, especially meritocracy and fairness, I believe Okezie Ikpeazu stands a shoulder taller than all Candidates.
Igbo in Lagos: Ire oma eju ji ga n’ogwu
Many are the fulminations arising from the unfortunate outburst of the respected Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akiolu. This was an intemperate, in-your-face assault. Many Igbo and non-Igbos alike are up in arms. It is important however to note that this unfortunate outburst is illuminating and provides opportunity for stock taking and strategic realignment by all parties.
For Alex Otti, The answer is the people
IT does not take the pronouncement of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for anybody to know that it is for Dr Alex Otti, the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) governorship candidate in the 2015 general elections in Abia State, to lose.

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