BY ENYINNAYA APPOLOS Today is the 119th birthday of Nnamdi Azikiwe, Owelle-Osowa-Anya of Onicha, affectionately called Zik of Africa, a remarkable figure in Nigerian and African journalism and political history.
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If one were to ask Nigerians now whether at 63 the country will come good on its manifestly abundant potential, the majority will certainly answer in the negative. It will
Following the coup that took place in the Republic of Niger last week which resulted in the overthrow of the civilian government of President Mohammed Bazoum, a video was circulating
The Netherlands has apologised to its former colonies for its historical involvement in slavery and the effects that have persisted into the present. Between 1596 and 1829, the Dutch transported
Twitter has deleted the tweets by Uju Anya, a lecturer at the Carnegie Mellon University, USA, over her remarks regarding
The fear of ethnic domination is as old as Nigeria. Mutual recriminations and suspicion have been the scourge of Nigeria’s
The British colonialists chucked the power console to the aborigines of Nigeria in 1960. Let me rephrase that. The British
Darius Ishaku, governor of Taraba state, has described the Ruga initiative as a form of colonialism, saying it should not
BY BENEDICT PETERS America is slowly awakening to the growing menace of China’s plans for economic supremacy. In 2013 Chinese
Femi Falana, senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN), says Africa’s educational syllabus is still stuck in the colonial era. Falana made
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