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Can Korede Komaiya’s Critics Follow a Poor Pastor?
By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi No rest for the weary, they say. While still fine-tuning my last article, I was imbued with the thrust and thoughts…
Opinion
Opinion
New York Times and Maclean’s ‘Unclean’ Scapegoating Journalism
By Chris Agbedo When The New York Times published Ruth Maclean’s report from Onitsha on 18 January, 2026, it did more than profile a…
Opinion
A Dangerous Misstep: How a Misguided Communiqué Threatens Peace in Nnewi
By Cornel Osigwe Nnewi has long been admired for its ability to manage political power through dialogue, equity, and carefully negotiated agreements among its…
Opinion
Why Nigerians Must Rally Around Peter Obi in 2027
By Emeka Patrick Ude I write as a Nigerian first, and as a military veteran who once swore an oath to defend this nation…
Opinion
Africa 2026: Elections without viable option, jobs
By Alex Vines Africa’s political and economic outlook in 2026 is defined less by crisis than by contradiction. Fewer elections are scheduled than…
Opinion
Nigerian Judges and the Judicial Code of Conduct
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu If you wanna live- treat me good If you wanna live, live I beg you, treat me good I’m…
Opinion
Who Killed Dele Giwa?”: Nigeria’s Mystery Questions (I)
By Chris Agbedo There are questions in the life of a nation that are asked not because answers are unavailable, but because the answers,…
Opinion
Silent transformation: How Senator Solomon Adeola is rewriting Nigeria’s political narrative
By Shola Adebowale One Man’s Commitment to Change the Story We Tell About Nigeria In a nation where public discourse has become dominated…
Opinion
Kudos to President Trump
By Tochukwu Ezukanma In an earlier article, I described Donald Trump as a racist, sexist, psychotic narcissist that, in the words of Mrs. Hillary…
Opinion
2025: An Anti-climax for Governance, Democracy in Africa
By Paul Ejime As Africa continues to experiment with electoral democracy, 2025 was among the busiest election years on the continent. But apart…
