The 9/11 that never happened: What Britain saved the world from
TWENTY-FIVE years after the planes struck America, the most frightening part of 9/11 may not be what the terrorists achieved, but what they originally intended to achieve - and what intelligence agencies have since learned to prevent.
Anioma: When ancestry trumps politics
The likes of late Dennis Osadebe, the then Premier of the Mid-Western Region was one of the strong voices that wanted a reunification of Anioma citizens
Yoruba kingship is cultural, not religious
For centuries, communities have fought tenaciously to preserve their royal bloodlines, guarding against any form of usurpation.
Energy realism for Africa: Unmasking double standards, embracing balanced path forward – Onyekwena
As Nigeria and the broader African continent grapple with the dual imperatives of economic development and global climate commitments, a critical conversation is emerging—one that challenges the prevailing narratives pushed by Western powers. This editorial builds upon and amplifies two recent opinion pieces I authored for Development Today, a respected Norwegian media outlet focused on […]
The logic of Anioma as Igbo state
At the heart of Senator Ned Nwoko’s tireless campaign for the creation of Anioma State is not just a political proposal, but a historic and moral reckoning….
Beyond US visa restrictions: Why Nigeria should prepare for the worst
yond the rhetoric of liberal rules-based international order, the United States of America by its recent actions have become the disrupter in Chief of International order
