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  By Dan Amor To live on this sinful earth for 80 years (whether it is original or official age) is no mean achievement, especially in the...

  By DAN AMOR     Prof. Albert Chinualumogu Achebe, easily one of the world's most popular and celebrated novelists of the twentieth a...

  By Dan Amor This week (Wednesday November 10, 2021, to be specific) indubitably marks the 26th anniversary of the tragic death of Kenule...

By Dan Amor Once upon a time, there was a young country struggling in the comity of nations to find her place in the sun. For, in this you...

  By Dan Amor It is the biggest question of the day! Does Nigeria really matter? Like an inscrutable nightmare, the ponderous mystery of t...

  By Dan Amor Every real nation state is an historical product. It is, in Marx’s celebrated phrase, “the official resume’ of the antagonis...

  By Dan Amor To live on this sinful earth for 80 years (whether it is original or official age) is no mean achievement, especially in the...

  By Dan Amor In Culture And Anarchy, Matthew Arnold, one of the greatest social and literary critics in nineteenth century England, empl...

  By Dan Amor It was once the fashion to single out four men of letters as the supreme titans of world literature – Homer, Dante, Shakespe...

  By Dan Amor Aside from the usual historical rendition that Nigeria became a political reality following the fusion of the Northern and S...

  By Dan Amor It is a sad story to tell but telling it we must. Before the advent of the present "democratic" dispensation, Nige...

  By Dan Amor Undoubtedly, the emergence of brilliant, energetic and dynamic young men as governors in the South South States of Cross Riv...

  By Dan Amor Whatever one’s reservation about it, the recognition of June 12 as the authentic Democracy Day in Nigeria, and honour for Ch...

  (A tribute to Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye on his birthday, May 27, 2021) By Dan Amor Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye is not only a quintessential Nigeri...

By Dan Amor In 2013, when yours sincerely was about leaving the Editorial Board of Daily Independent Newspapers, having served on the boa...

  By Dan Amor Even as the River Niger surges still along its wonted paths to its dalliance with the River Benue and the consequent emptyin...

  By Dan Amor In September 2011, yours sincerely was amongst media executives invited to grace the World Press Conference organized to mark ...

  By DAN AMOR In all democratic nations of the world, there are three major arms of government: the Legislature, the Executive and the Jud...

  By DAN AMOR  When the Union Jack (the British flag) was, at the glittering mews of the Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos on October 1, 1960, low...

  By DAN AMOR   Irrational impulses are not surprising in the stress and tension that characterize a demented society. In an atmosphere of...