Two developments which took place simultaneously in Enugu, capital of Enugu State and political headquarters of the South East, Tuesday October 4, 2021, underscored a novel resolve to stem the
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Around March last year, someone showed me a satellite image of the Atlantic Ocean clogged with vessels of different sizes and colours. What I saw looked more like a traffic
The Igbo people are some of the largest and most populous ethnic groups in Africa, and among the black race. Steeped in culture and tradition; rich history, and entrepreneurial drive;
The last time I wrote about the forthcoming Anambra state governorship election scheduled for November 6, 2021, I focused on the many internal crises rocking major political parties in the
It can be a pain to see a good story and see the end of that story receding inexorably. In
On Monday, an American academic, Ivan Sheehan, asked the United States government to designate the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB)
A couple of weeks ago, a video popped up on social media where a cross-section of Nigerian youths was asked
Recently, Ekiti State celebrated 25 years of its creation by the then military junta of late General Sani Abacha. Coincidentally,
Sixty-one years ago ,there were celebrations across the length and breadth of Nigeria. In every hue and corner of this
“Women who have the capacity to influence must begin to advocate the kind of change they want to see, else
