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  By Tony Eluemunor “I prefer to be accused of nastiness than to join in the national pastime of consigning events of a few years ago into...

  By Obi Nwakanma Twenty years ago, the alumni of the Government College Umuahia first met in the United States, and decided to take on th...

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  By Ikechukwu Amaechi I had very instructive discussions with two A-list Nigerian politicians before and after the Edo State governorship...

  By Elvis Eromosele “An old woman is always uneasy when dry bones are mentioned in a proverb.” This is a popular saying from Chinua Acheb...

  By Banji Ojewale Most of us agree with Chinua Achebe, Africa’s late literary colossus, that Nigeria’s chief post-Independence headache h...

  By Charles Onunaiju President Bola Tinubu and his administration bask in the euphoria that they have taken some “tough” and “courageous”...

  By Banji Ojewale One of the captivating political campaign lines of MKO Abiola has been immortalized in a seminal work by Professor Tund...

  By Tony Eluemunor What Nigeria is going through now, be it religious, ethnic, social, political and economic, national insecurity, uncon...

  By Ikechukwu Amaechi Dr Betta Edu, the vivacious and chirpy politician from Cross River State, must be introspecting now. Just yesterday...

  By Sunny Awhefeada   I do not know why countries or na­tions are thought of in feminine forms (she/her). Perhaps, it is a strategy to en...

  By  Uzor Maxim Uzoatu  The  man fondly called Zik of Africa deserves his day.  Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, Nigeria’s foremost nationalist and first...

  By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu There is a Chinua Achebe International Airport in Anambra State.  It was a spectacular masterstroke from Governor C...

  By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu Nigeria is fiction. The country’s Constitution has been transferred to a new shelf in the library: the shelf contai...

  By Tunde Olusunle If you were a student of English in my generation, there were au­thors and titles, African and for­eign, you just had to...

  By Andy Ezeani The   Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as with most public institutions in the country, hardly gets embarrassed...

  By Obi Nwakanma The Federal Republic of Nigeria is now, to all intents and purpose, like a patient etherized on life support in hospice ...

  By  C. Don Adinuba There is so much the Igbo can celebrate about themselves. Take their brilliant performance in education which is phen...

  By Valentine Obienyem Nigeria is crying for liberation. A lot of things have gone wrong in the country. Anambra was once like that but u...

  By Chuks Iloegbunam   ( Chuks Iloegbunam uses the birthday of the Labour Party’s presidential candidate to celebrate him and the Obidie...