ABIODUN KOMOLAFE Life, a “transparent pearl” (Shan Sa), is often recognized for its fleeting nature: “a flash of a firefly in the night” and “the […]
Category: Opinion
Otti’s Rising Abia And The Desperate Cries Of The Children Of Baal
EBERE UZOUKWA, PhD In the Bible, the children of Baal were known for their stubbornness, deceit, and resistance to truth. They clung to false altars […]
Osun LGs: ‘Yes/No’ And The ‘Sit-at-home’ Conundrum
ABIODUN KOMOLAFE The political developments in Osun State provide a case in point that lays bare the clear trend in Nigeria’s democracy. Whichever side of […]
Anambra’s New National Education Awards Versus The Falsehood In Philips Ratings
CHRISTIAN ABURIME Jonathan Swift’s 1710 observation that “falsehood flies, and the truth comes limping after it” has proven prophetic in ways he could never have […]
Benjamin Kalu’s Obsession With Abia’s Allocation
EBERE UZOUKWA, PhD Benjamin Kalu, the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and member representing Bende Federal Constituency, appears to have developed an unrelenting […]
2027: Nigerians Will Choose Progress Over Retrogression
DESTINY YOUNG I do not allow sentiment to becloud my sense of judgement. When some people in Southern region glamour for Goodluck Jonathan’s return in […]
Okigwe North Federal Constituency 2027: Why All Hands Should Be On Deck To Get It Right
EBERECHUKWU OKECHUKWU Just as the popular saying goes, “when the roots are deep, there is no reason to fear the wind.” This timeless truth underscores […]
Mrs. Ebelechukwu Obiano: Embodiment Of Compassion
PAUL NWOSU Today is the birthday of the immediate past First Lady of Anambra State, Her Excellency Chief (Mrs) Ebelechukwu Obiano, who earned stellar distinction […]
Whose Report Shall We Believe On The Nigerian Economy?
DAPO OKUBANJO There has been a lot of public commentaries on the state of the Nigerian economy in the last 28 months, from the sublime […]
Owerri: In The Heartland of The South East, President Tinubu Strengthens Bonds
SUNDAY DARE It was about development. It was about good governance. It was about progressive politics. But more deeply, it was about recognition, respect, and […]