An American hero of the Nigerian struggle for freedom and democracy Defining moments in the life of a country bring out the best and the worst in the citizens’ character. Thus, some are numbered among heroes, and others among the villains. One such moment in the life of Nigeria was the 1993-1998 epoch when General […]
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State of political analyses The state of public discourse and analysis in Nigeria seem to have hit Rock bottom. It is at an all time low. Pretenders and charlatans come up with skewed analyses, skip the inconvenience of facts, pack their pieces of analyses full of innuendos, insults, speculations and personal prejudices, reveal of history, […]
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By Martins Oloja I could not continue with the conversation on an ancient link: Moral Re-Armament (MRA) this week because there is a weightier matter of the law, which concerns a famous hunter, being hunted, Ibrahim Magu, Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). He has been acting without confirm that anomaly several […]
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By Martins Oloja I have been reflecting on what we should to do to escape from the brink that a former United States envoy to Nigeria, John Campbell predicted in his strange (2010/2013) book, ‘Nigeria: Dancing on the Brink’. I have come to the conclusion that what we need after all is not a strong political […]
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By Ben Ezeohagwu HOW TO IDENTIFY RAPISTS THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF HANDWRITING SPECIMEN The recent surge in rape cases across the world have become deadly tragic and source of serious concern to many a right thinking person and enlightening groups…. which have led to recent protests and outcries all over. Contemporary accounts of rape cases […]
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By Banji Ayoola The Second Republic was terminated by the military in 1983 following a senseless horrendous violence, during which the old Ondo State was turned into a huge killing field, where many human beings were either slaughtered or roasted alive. This incident was a spontaneous reaction statewide to the declaration of the governorship election […]
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The gruesome death of George Floyd which reverberated all over the world has poignantly reopened the issue of race relationship not just in America, but in the whole of the Western world. Frank Luntz, a Republican in the U.S. said to be a ‘focus group expert’ speaking in the context of polling he conducted, believes […]
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By Ben Ezeohagwu It was tragic drama that ensued on the 25th May, 2020 in the United States of America by the White Police Officer, Mr. Derek Chauvin, as one of the main characters, who applied pressure to his (George Floyd) neck pinned to the floor and with accompanying complimentary strain on Mr. George Floyd’s […]
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It is becoming customary for governors to play God displaying visceral hatred for the media and the opposition in general. This is unfortunate for the emerging democracy in Nigeria, the strong tower of the black race. The other day, the Governor of Ebonyi State, David Nweze Umahi barred two journalists from the Government House for […]
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By Martins Oloja ‘The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new’ (Socrates). It is quite important for us to understand what this enemy called ‘Near Success Syndrome’ (NSS) is all about. If several times, you have been so close to achieving a goal, […]
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