How Tinubu arrested the development of the Black Race
By Prince Justice Faloye There is a misconception that economic development is tied to nation-states, and not city-states. London, New...
Opinion
Is Soludo demarketing Peter Obi?
Obidients should please sheath their swords. An Igbo adage says that anger against a kinsman is felt in the marrow...
Returning Anambra To Her Glorious Days In Sports A Task Before The New Chairman Of Sports Commission
By Damian Egwuonwu Team Anambra is presently missing out on the medal table among the first five teams in National...
2023 elections: Examining INEC and the sanctity of votes
By Uche Anunne In 2023, as Nigerians elect their next set of leaders, the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) will face...
Girl child: Beyond the commemoration rhetoric
By Uche Anunne On Oct. 11, Nigeria joined the rest of the world to celebrate the International Day of the...
Why Southwest will support Peter Obi for 2023 presidency
By Simon Njoku Southwest Nigeria, populated mainly by the Yoruba ethnic group, like their Southeast Igbo brothers, is noted for...
Hope for a turbulent Land
By Simon Njoku There lies the giant writhing in agony,Deeply inflicted with wounds by men beloved,who dented the crest of...
Of Joe Igbokwe, Douglas Anele and Fr. Arazu: A Reporter’s Belated Diary
Henry Chigozie Duru Journalism for me is a passion and calling. Way back during my secondary school days, I had...
Nigeria @ 62: The rise, challenges of education sector
By Funmilayo Adeyemi Over the past 62 years, Nigeria’s education has made tremendous progress. It is safe to argue that...
Putin’s nuclear warnings: Myth or reality?
by Emmanuel Yashim President Vladimir Putin’s latest warning that he is ready to use nuclear weapons to defend Russia amid the...
Ebonyi @26: From endemicity of guinea worm, illiteracy to Frontline State
By Obike Ukoh Ebonyi State, created on Oct. 1, 1996, by late Military Head of State, Gen. Sani Abacha, prides itself as “Salt of The Nation.’’ The state was carved out from Abia and Enugu states. The two areas: Abakaliki bloc carved from Enugu State and Afikpo bloc, carved out from Abia, were known for high level of underdevelopment. Infrastructural deficit was very high, literacy level was below national average, while guinea worm infestation was endemic. It was as a result of this deficit in almost all the sectors, which the people...
Obi-Datti: Don’t lose your cool, stay presidential
Dan Onwukwe There is a saying that in politics, no less than war, the lessons of the past campaign are...
NEWS ANALYSIS: Tracking Cardiovascular Disease
By uche anunne Cardiac doctors describe Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) a silent killer, presenting surreptitious indications that could be taken unimportant until...
Praise and Worship: An Embodied Ritual in a Sacred Space
Fr George Adimike Though a religion of the Word, Christianity involves bodies and biographies and lives out its newness by...
Clearance in Christian Funeral and Ministry to the Grieving
Fr George Adimike As an agency of grace and ministry for salvation affairs, the Church verifies her identity in her...
A Tribute To A Queen That FED ON The Blood Of 4.3 Million Igbos In 1967-1970
By Oyc Boss, Igboayaka The national president of Ohanaeze Youth Council, OYC, the apex Socio-cultural youth organization of Ndigbo, Comrd....
Whither Nigeria’s 20m out-of-school children?
By Kayode Adebiyi In its latest global data on out-of-school children, UNESCO has put Nigeria’s children figure at an estimated...
2023 Polls: Beyond tribe, religion
By Emmanuel Mogbede As parties gear up towards full-blown campaigns, ahead of 2023 general polls, many observers of development in...
Are Nigerian indigenous languages going extinct?
By Jacinta Nwachukwu Nigeria as a multilingual nation has major and minor languages intertwined by dialects, though the exact number...
Connecting people with environment through art galleries
By Chidinma Ewunonu-Aluko The recent display, in Ibadan, of 140 works of art including `Lake Fishing and `The Bikers’ shows...
