Not flesh-and-blood human beings ruling Nigerians
Atiku, the Igbo and a relationship that transcends politics
Remembering Gen. Tsiga
Edo and the World Bank’s endorsement
The cultural shocks of colonialism
Mimiko: A new paradigm shift
Editorial abuse of Honorary Degrees
Tribute to Admiral Augustus Aikhomu
The disabuse of honourary degrees
Imoke’s 2nd term bid
The media and the transformation agenda: Roles and challenges
Towards enhanced educational standard
Between INEC, the people and Senate leadership
Boko Haram: Education and not amnesty
Okotie’s elixir for policy somersault
Ogun: The waiting continues for Iwe-Irohin journalists
Akpabio: The seal of victory (2)

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Aikhomu: A man of commonsense(2)
Gus was exhibiting a sense of injured pride. He felt like a man who had accomplished his mission well and acquitted himself diligently and elegantly, and then, just in the last step and moment, was now being forced to experience an embarrassment that was totally avoidable.
Suspension of Justice Salami is not a violation of Constitution (2)
I submit that the power to appoint or recommend for appointment ju dicial officers vested in NJC by Section 158[1] of the Constitution and Paragraph 21[a] and [g] of the Third Schedule to the Constitution includes the power to remove or suspend such judicial officers: See Section 11[1][b] of the Interpretation Act, which provides: When an enactment confers a power to appoint a person either to an office or to exercise any functions, whether for a specified period or not, the power includes
Saving Igbo language from extinction
It may sound like a fairy tale but some decades ago, stories were told about school children being slammed with all manner of punishment for speaking Igbo language in the classroom!
Akpabio: The seal of victory
HOw sweet the sound of victory is! It is even sweeter when the victory is won “home and away” like the Brazilian team of USA ’94 would do to any team that crosses their path. Such was the mood from Uyo to Calabar, Port Harcourt to Lagos and Abuja to other parts Nigeria when, on Friday, September 15, the Court of Appeal sitting in Calabar upheld the election of Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State. And the victory sound was blared from all corners of the world, blowing the good news across the lands and waters of Africa.
Curbing the Boko Haram threat: The political/NIA imperatives(2)
The meeting or conference might grant the Moslem states the right to demolish Christian churches and to prevent the erection of new ones. But there, it must also grant the Christian states similar rights, to uproot existing mosques and abolish the construction of new ones in their own areas.

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