Opinion
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Braimah’s Nigeria fails another General as with numerous others By Ebuka Ukoh
A country that cannot protect its foot soldiers does not hold out any promise of safety to ordinary citizens. That…
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The great human dilemma we must confront By Emeka Asinugo
There are moments in human history when events strip away our illusion and force us to confront ourselves with the…
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The Aburi Accord and why it collapsed By Emeka Asinugo (See some vintage pictures)
Of recent, a video clip has been circulating in the social media of a gentleman who heavily criticized the Biafran…
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(Poem) Members of the Bench, and members of the Stool By Chinedu Agu
They sweep to court in flowing thread, With heavy books and learned heads, Their voices grave, their faces cool, Yet…
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The Insecurity Triad: Money, Land and Mind — The Capstone By MAX AMUCHIE
A nation does not collapse all at once. It erodes—layer by layer, system by system—until what once appeared unshakable begins…
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Inside the black magic pot of Nigeria By Festus Adedayo
A huge social dynamite recently exploded in the discourse of black magic. With the 2027 elections and early political manipulations…
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Abuja: Why are the Americans running? By Lasisi Olagunju
War commanders die cheap deaths; farmers are murdered on their farms, traders in their shops, landlords vanish on their lands,…
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Consider Peter Obi, in the interest of ADC By Emeka Asinugo
My dear Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and Alhaji Rabiu Kwankwaso, My name is Chief Sir Dr. Emeka Asinugo and I am…
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The Communication Gap: Why What We Say Isn’t Always What They Hear By Isaac Megbolugbe
April 12, 2026 Introduction Miscommunication, the gap between what is said, what is meant, and what is heard—is a foundational…
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FCCPC and digital theft: Time to act By Segun Adediran
For those who studied Economics at the Ordinary Level in the 1970s, the name O.A. Lawal likely rings a bell.…
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Attempt to delete democracy: The perilous path to 2027 By Dakuku Peterside
Democracy does not always die with the crack of gunfire or the drama of tanks rolling into the public square.…
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The Saviour has shattered the bars, burst the gates of death — Reflection on Easter By Fr. Peter Iwuala
These words resound with triumph and renewal, encapsulating the essence of Easter morning. They speak of a divine victory…
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The nerve of Easter: God’s contribution to restore Divine community By Isaac Megbolugbe
April 5, 2026 Introduction Easter embodies the essence of God’s plan to restore His divine community with humanity. Man is…
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African leaders should peddle down on the demand for reparation By Emeka Asinugo
African leaders across the continent have increasingly joined forces with Caribbean nations and advocacy groups in calling for reparations from…
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Nasir el-Rufai mother’s burial: Matters arising By Bolanle BOLAWOLE
turnpot@gmail.com 0705 263 1058 “I don tire for this country o! In fact, I am really, really fed up! Was…
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The rearview mirror and the windshield By Isaac Megbougbe
April 4, 2026 Introduction Living after learning from the benefits of hindsight is the art of transforming past experiences—both triumphs…
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Terrorists: To brand killers as prodigals is to diminish state power By Ebuka Ukoh
A country burying its dead should not have to debate theology. Yet at a recent military lecture, Nigeria’s Chief of…
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Recalling the wild, wild west days By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
It is very obvious that our politicians have learnt nothing and forgotten nothing from the sordid past of the country. Given the controversies being…
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Are some Nigerians supporting Tinubu for 2027 due to what they believe they can get from him? By Emeka Achinugo
The question of whether Nigerians will support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of 2027 out of their conviction that he…
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The Divine reset: Autophagy and God’s design for renewal By Isaac Megbolugbe
Introduction The concept of autophagy, a vital biological process where cells recycle damaged organelles and proteins, has been recognized as…
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Jos killings, our worthless lives & crazy beasts in Nigeria By Jeff Godwin Doki
Let us begin today’s dialogue with an echo from William Shakespeare: as flies to wanton boys, so are we to…
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Jos again: A country used to counting bodies risks forgetting the living By Ebuka Ukoh
A nation should never become accustomed to burying its people. Yet in Nigeria, grief now follows a rhythm that feels…
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How can Nigerian democracy work when no one obeys laws? By Chief Emeka Asinugo
In every functional democracy, the rule of law is the invisible architecture that holds the nation together. It is the…
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Iyke Amaechi’s Sweet Mother By Emeka Obasi
Prince Nico Mbarga did not meet one of his greatest fans, Nneoma Violet Iroagalachi Amaechi yet they had something in…
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El-Rufai arrives Abuja By Lasisi Olagunju
It is either Nasir El-Rufai is a very lucky man, or he is a very strong man. He was arrested…
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