By Obidike Chukwuebuka Chief Dr. George Nnadubem Moghalu an Uruagu Nnewi born politician, administrator and business man was born in the early sixtys. He grew up as a young lad in Aba... Read more »

By: Sylvanus Albert Where the is no Vision, people perish, the first responsibility of our leaders is to define reality because when you have define reality that shows you have the capacity... Read more »

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo’s whereabouts has been much talked about on several social media platforms in recent times. Some uninformed individuals have claimed the VP has been missing for a while now... Read more »

By Walter Ononuju Nnadi. When the bill repealing the “Pension and Gratuity Law for ex-Governors, their deputies, Speakers of the house and their deputies” was proposed, it initially seemed as if it... Read more »

Ask any Nigerian what his or her dream for Nigeria is and you will get myriad of responses from good roads to good governance, improved standards of living, affordable and quality healthcare,... Read more »

By: Engr Tele Ikuru There comes a time when everyone must take a position on happenings within his environment. In the last several weeks, I have seen Governor Wike throw his safety... Read more »

The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) was established in the 3rd Quarter of the Year 2000, under the Act No.6 of the National Assembly which provides for the repeal of the defunct... Read more »

By Obidike Chukwuebuka There is this learned, but very reserved Justice of the supreme Court that I have always envied his intellectual prowess. His name is Justice Rhodes-Vivour. Rhodes is one of... Read more »

Muslims have been urges to always endeavour to pray their parents either dead or alive. Imam Ridwan Jamiu of Lekki Muslim Ummah (LEMU) made this call during a Ramadan Tafsir Webinar, saying... Read more »

GUEST COLUMNIST: KINGSLEY MOGHALU “Leadership is not about a title or about a designation. It’s about impact, influence, and inspiration.” – Robin S. Sharma Author of “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”... Read more »

It’s early morning, maybe 8 or 9 am and you’re in your car. You’re driving. Maybe you’re on your way to work. Maybe you’re taking your kids to school. The sun is... Read more »

By Emmanuel Sam When Akwa Ibom people welcomed their fourth civilian governor, Mr Udom Gabriel Emmanuel, they did so with great expectations. These expectations were borne from the knowledge that a thoroughbred... Read more »

By Collins Opurozor Hope Uzodinma could not have hijacked the Imo State governorship seat without consequences. He knew about this. But, in this thinking, he would deal with the situation, one way... Read more »

The fact that President Muhammadu Buhari is steering the ship of state in troubled waters makes it imperative for him to have stronger will power to wither the storm. If he fails... Read more »

By Simon Kolawole In the 1960s, when Professor Ibrahim Agboola Gambari was an A Level student at the King’s College, Lagos, the Yoruba students always had a good laugh anytime his surname... Read more »

By Aloy Ejimakor It’s often said that a lie told so many times, if unchallenged, may – in course of time – begin to pass for the truth. One of such is... Read more »

By Meduoye Adeyinka Under the scorching sun, I had hurled into town to do the needful during my National Youth Service days when I was greeted with a sheer display of what... Read more »

By Obidike Chukwuebuka,EFCC Ambassador. Like the police, Nigeria’s legal institutions are weak and easily compromised. The destructive effects of corruption extend well beyond the country’s top judges: corruption also affects magistrates, lawyers,... Read more »

Going by pictures of PH that we have been seeing here for weeks, it won’t out of place if PH is renamed shanty city. Though the city may have some beautiful sites... Read more »

By AMANZE OBI There is something untoward about the Hope Uzodinma administration in Imo State. The government is on a wild goose chase. It is obsessed with the past, and it is... Read more »

Case statistics of Corona virus On the 13th of May 2020, 184 new confirmed cases and 6 deaths were recorded in Nigeria and no new state has reported a case in the... Read more »

You Will Be Shocked To Find Out That You Do Not Know 99% Of These: Do you know that? The River Niger Bridge at Onitsha was constructed between 1964 and 1965 by... Read more »

By Ambassador Dapo Fafowora What I have written in this long piece is just some of my personal experience and encounter with him. Everything I have written here is in my memoirs... Read more »

The government’s decision to relax the lockdown by allowing some markets, businesses and commercial transporters to operate, while others, including the religious sector, remain shut, has ignited reactions from some pastors. They... Read more »

The whole world has finally come to realize that humanity is threatened by an enemy, who has no respect for life, irrespective of class, religion or race. In the recent count, almost... Read more »

Really want to use this platform to hear from others and probably someone might get it right. Rivers state has joined TOTAL LOCKDOWN yesterday, and this lockdown only affects some local Governments... Read more »

By: Dr Vero Okechukwu. The reality of Coronavirus is still being doubted by many in rural areas of Anambra State. This is very disappointing!!!It explains the fact that our people are still... Read more »

By: Benedict Agu They said He wasn’t a democrat, he proved them wrong by conducting an election that has become a reference point on the continent of Africa today. They said He... Read more »

It is sad to note the rising spate of intolerance of public officers. The fact remains that in 2018, President Buhari declared that Nigerian youth are lazy, uneducated and wanting everything free.... Read more »

Final list for possible Igbo Presidency 2023 candidate from my own perspective is listed below FOR APC PARTY THE 2 TOP Igbo Candidate are as follow 1– Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi — River... Read more »

By Douglas Dodiyi-Manuel Indeed, times have changed, and the youth of this generation are learning and imbibing what may have easily been apostate to the youth of prior generations. In my recent... Read more »

By Obidike ChukwuebukaEFCC Ambassador Nigeria’s effort to extricate itself from the clutches of corruption which has preciously daunted its image before the international community cannot be complete without the recognition of the... Read more »

“The imported rice was poisonous because before coming into the country, it must have spent a minimum of five years in the silos. “A chemical must have been added to sustain its... Read more »

Did you feel a positive sense of being a Nigerian after President Buhari’s speech that ended a moment ago? Let’s get your reactions Read more »

By Collins Opurozor I have never been more embarrassed to be an Imo person than today. I listened to the tirade which passed for my Governor’s address after his 100 days in... Read more »

The general global perception about graft in Nigeria is that it is generally acknowledged that corrupt practices are endemic and systemic in both public and private sectors of Nigeria. From the forgoing... Read more »

As hilarious as this argument sounds, there was actually a time people mounted the pulpit to advanced it. Hear 1843 Magazine; “Spanish conquistadores were the first Europeans to encounter potatoes, in South... Read more »

This piece summarizes my contribution to an African debate. From Johannesburg to Lagos, Cairo to Dakar, Kinshasa to Kigali, Nairobi to Accra, etc the debate on how Africa should respond to the... Read more »

By Collins Opurozor The shape which the third tier government in Nigeria today wears was fashioned by the 1976 reforms which among other things provided for funding of local government from three... Read more »

A Financial Analyst, Mr Victor Ndukauba, has raised concern over the looming food security and inflation in the country on account of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ndukauba, the Deputy Managing Director of Afrinvest... Read more »

Comr Harris Chuma-Odili The concept of “citizen journalism” is fast becoming a viable reality. The rise of the Internet as a ubiquitous source of news and media has led to myriad paradigm... Read more »

Fr. Martin Onwudiwe As the world is on its knees breathlessly looking forward to the decline and possibly end of the pandemic, COVID-19 and employing all measures to bringing it to a... Read more »