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  By   Dan Agbese The centre did not quite fall out in Ondo State. Governor Rotimi Akeredolu has done the right thing even if reluctantly....

  By Ray Ekpu Last week my colleagues in the media industry bestowed on me the treasured trophy of honour twice, first on Thursday in Lago...

  By   Dan Agbese Africa is a baffling continent sitting on mounds of paradoxes. The paradox of rich but poor continent is a familiar them...

  By   Dan Agbese The world talked to itself this week from September 18-22 in the most famous talk shop in the world – the annual UN Gene...

  By   Dan Agbese It was the dark continent. It is the cursed continent. Thus, did it happen that Africa, perhaps the luckiest continent i...

*Ray Ekpu   Permit me dear readers to stray away from the current happenings such as the petrol palaver and the naira redesign nuisance, bot...

  By   Dan Agbese Some political promises are difficult to keep. The nature of politics induces political leaders to make promises they know...

  By Owei Lakemfa Nigeria was partly built by journalists who fought the British colonialists so ferociously that Frederick John Lugard, the...

  By   Dan Agbese It would be uncharitable to suggest that successive Nigerian leaders have spoken from both sides of the mouth in tacklin...

  By   Dan Agbese The late premier of the Northern Region, Sir Ahmadu Bello, Sardauna Sokoto, was once quoted to have said that it was his...

  By   Dan Agbese Vice-president Yemi Osinbajo was in Washington last week to talk shop with US and World Bank officials on issues that ma...

  By   Dan Agbese The discerning knew it would come to these: that the electoral act bill sent to President Muhammadu Buhari for his assen...

  By Yakubu Mohammed Remembering Dele Giwa? No, we have not forgotten him. How do you forget a colleague and a friend who was more like a ...

  By Tony Eluemunor When I think about my big brother, Mazi Chuks Iloegbunam, what readily comes to mind is the timeless Abba song, “Move ...

By   Dan Agbese Let’s quit feigning ignorance about this benumbingly shameful fact. A vicious form of paedophilia is rapidly creeping up o...

By   Dan Agbese It is difficult to live in our country without being confused. Things are getting messier when they should be getting clea...

By   Dan Agbese Is it a storm? Is it a gale? Is it a tsunami? It is defection, the latest virus in the sclerotic arteries of our national ...

By   Dan Agbese Remarkable. That about sums up the incredible feat of the newly elected Liberian president, George Tawlon Manneh Oppong O...

By   Dan Agbese Klump. Klump. Klump. It is the inexorable march of human progress. Nations march; individuals march. Kings march and comm...

By   Dan Agbese The bells tolled for Dr Alex Ekwueme on November 19. And the former vice-president answered the call that no mortal has t...