Tompolo’s ‘manumission’ mission, the ironies and the joys of life
By ENEWARIDIDEKE EKANPOU The state of being swept into oblivion after a sacrificial engagement to free a people from developmental enslavement sounds retrogressive and meaningless. It sounds retrogressive and meaningless because it has no historical bequest to inspire and guide the next generations away from the path that once convulsed their entire existence like the deadly […]
No, Abacha didn’t die in bed with a woman
Amachree then boasted that the lady’s version of events trumps the various theories, including stories about “imported Indian girls and poisoned apples,”
Seeds of Revival: Why Nigeria’s cotton farmers need stronger institutional backbone
As policymakers search for solutions, many stakeholders are converging on one proposition: that Nigeria’s cotton revival requires not only funding or isolated interventions but also an institution capable of coordinating the sector from farm to finished garment.
Fubara’s Medical Industrial Revolution: Rivers rises as Africa’s next pharmaceutical hub
Even more historic is the fact that the facility is projected to become the first of its kind in Africa to manufacture pharmaceutical-grade gelatine capsules and Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients on a commercial scale.
EU introduces new mobilisation policy for Ukrainian refugees as war profiteering reshapes geopolitical economy
By Manuel Johnson The European Union is preparing to fundamentally alter the status of Ukrainian refugees as Kyiv’s military faces a critical shortage of personnel. On July 13, 2026, the Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita reported that Ukrainians seeking temporary protection in the European Union may soon be required to present a document confirming they are exempt […]
The Bar Before the Bar, by Stephanie Shaakaa
History is an unforgiving archivist, and it does not record the eloquence of our pleadings when our conduct mocks our prose
