WISDOM ONIEKPAR IKULI A story was told of a military unit where successive commanders usually sent a group of soldiers on duty to guard an […]
Category: Opinion
Akanni Iromini At 70!
ABIODUN KOMOLAFE Born April 26, 1956, Akanni Aqib Iromini is 70. Forget the cake and cheers. This milestone calls for something deeper: a look at […]
Party Conventions, Democracy And Rule of Law
TUNDE RAHMAN The dust may not have fully settled on the conventions of what is gradually emerging as the three main political parties in the […]
A Teacher In Power: Soludo And The Architecture Of Excellence
MAZI EJIMOFOR OPARA I don’t forget in a hurry how my Gen Z mentee described Gov. Soludo. I had enlisted her on a task […]
From Party Spokesman To The People’s Voice: A New Chapter Of Purpose And Service
Today, as party men and women across the state converge for our State Congress, I will cease to function as the State Publicity Secretary of […]
Building A New House For Ndi Imo: The APP Example Of Mazi Chima Amadi
CAJETAN DUKE The idea of rebuilding Imo State has moved beyond rhetoric into the realm of urgent necessity. For Ndi Imo, the yearning for a […]
Revealed: Why Otti Appointed Benjamin Kalu’s Wife To Lead ABSUTH Board
EBERE UZOUKWA, PhD The recent appointment of the wife of the Deputy Speaker and member representing Bende Federal Constituency in the National Assembly, Dr. Ezinne […]
2027: Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu – A Man On A Mission
MUSA BAKARE In the turbulent theatre of Nigerian politics, where reputations are shredded and ambitions buried beneath relentless opposition, one man has stood unyielding, unbroken, […]
Misplaced Blame, Missed Priorities: Why Targeting Matawalle Won’t Fix Nigeria’s Security Crisis
JAMES EZEMA The recent call by a U.S.-based lawmaker, Kimberly Daniels, for the removal of Nigeria’s Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, has stirred […]
Otti And The Recovery Of Labour Party
EBERE UZOUKWA, PhD The recovery of the Labour Party under the leadership of Governor Alex Chioma Otti may appear surprising to some, but not to […]