Borno Booing: A Call To End Insecurity Not Meant To Slight The President. – By Ojiah Ridwan
The President, Muhammadu Buhari, was in Borno yesterday to pay a condolence visit to the people of the state over the killing of 30 people […]
Opinion and Essay
Nigeria’s unity: negotiable or not? By Azuka Onwuka
Anytime a Nigerian leader – past or present – says that Nigeria’s unity is non-negotiable, it indicates that there is something wrong with Nigeria’s unity. […]
VALENTINE’S DAY: A DAY OF ROMANCE AND ITS’ MYSTERIES. – BY PRECIOUS PAUL
Valentine’s day is an annual celebration that takes place on 14th February per annum, with several interpretations by different people. The history of Valentine’s Day–and […]
*2023 PRESIDENCY: THE IGBOS HAVE BEEN EVICTED* – By Emmanuel AC
*WHEN IT ALL BEGAN* The power tussle between the North and the South didn’t begin in 1959 election held in the preparation of Independence, when […]
Why You Should Avoid Anything That Can Lead You To Prison In Nigeria.- #Copied
One of the most prudent things you should do for yourself in Nigeria today is keeping out of trouble. One of the worst things that […]
The need for National Unity and Coexistence.- By Ojiah Ridwan
As of today, Nigerians still struggle to uphold and defend the unity of the country, a trauma we need to address as a matter of […]
THE FALSE CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR GODSWILL AKPABIO: PUTTING THE RECORDS STRAIGHT – By Divine Sam
…THAT HE INITIATED NDDC FORENSIC PROBE TO WITCH HUNT, CERTAIN PERSONS. Nothing can be farther than the truth. It is not Senator Godswill Akpabio that […]
Jehovah’s Witnesses: Balanced and informed – By Nelson
I read with great amazement, the article titled “Fanatical witnesses”, published in The Guardian of January 28, 2020, written by Mr. Ray Ekpu. Of course, […]
Polygamy Cannot Tame a Wild Man – By Caleb Onyeabor
There is this common notion held by both men and women that men are naturally promiscuous. This school of thought argues that men will always […]
“The story of General Aguiyi Ironsi that Mama told me”- By Caleb Onyeabor
I was in primary school when I developed an interest in reading political stories and when it was too much for me to comprehend, Mama […]