By Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika The nine local government areas of Delta North district that make up the proposed Anioma State The renewed advocacy for the creation of Anioma State has ignited robust discussions concerning linguistic affinity, geopolitical alignment, and broader socio-economic and political considerations. In this context, Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika, an Ukwuani dialect speaker, linguist, development expert, […]

By O’TEGA OGRA Economic reform is never painless.  Every nation that has had to correct profound distortions has faced the same choice: take the hard medicine early, or delay and pay much more later. In times of public frustration, it is tempting to reach for the “gentle” option (the idea of gradual change) being pushed […]

By Adamu Musa Abdulkadir The air is thick with expectations. The smoke is everywhere and the fire appears not far off. The buzz is deafening, and now rising to a crescendo: Jonathan is Coming! Jonathan is Coming! Expectedly the jury is already out in full force with many pundits, commentators and self styled political strategists […]

By ADETORO BANWO The 80th anniversary of China and the international community’s war of resistance against Japanese aggression highlight the fundamental principles that shape China’s foreign policy. China consistently upholds peaceful coexistence, respect for national sovereignty, and non-interference in other nations’ affairs as core elements, which the international community should actively safeguard and uphold.  The 14-year […]

By Kennedy Mbele Africa’s growing role in global commerce is being shaped by a new generation of business leaders determined to challenge old narratives. Among them is Wilson Erhomo Micheal, a Nigerian executive whose career reflects the ambition and resilience of the continent’s emerging entrepreneurs. Born and raised in Nigeria, Micheal’s early years exposed him […]