He was a Dangote in his own right in spite of his name not being a big media name. Chief Augustine Igomu is not only one of the few Idoma men and women who never worked for government all hi... Read more
An image is what we make of it, meaning that one image such as this picture, can be interpreted in a million ways, depending on who is looking at it. Of course, it is that variability that t... Read more
It used to be said that what we see every moment of our life: in front, at our back and sideways is ideology. That must have now been replaced with the mass media. That is, in front, at our... Read more
Contrary to earlier reports of a setback for the efforts to develop a coronavirus vaccine by scientists at Oxford University in the UK, there are indications the effort is now moving to anot... Read more
By A/Prof Aliyu Barau One of the skills of the academic and researcher is to draw out meanings from things, persons and events of interest. Thus, scholars explain things from behind theorie... Read more
By Prof Ibrahim Bello-Kano Not many people have heard of the term “doomsday prepping”. It’s a common mentality among people who suspect that some disaster, some doomsday, i... Read more
“On Durueke, we can say he is that go-through Comrade in the South East that can achieve a result for you without being exhibitionistic about it. The same attitude of officious quietude with... Read more
Individual Nigerians such as General Yakubu Gowon, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, General T Y Danjuma, General Ibrahim Babangida, General Abdulsalami, General Buhari and a few more of them are at... Read more
US based Nigerian professor of Political Science, Pita Ogaba Agbese, is angry with the Benue State governor, Dr. Samuel Ortom over yesterday’s meeting of Tiv elite at the Government House, M... Read more
The fall of Muammar Gaddafi’s regime in Libya in 2011 is echoing again in the explanation of generalised insecurity in the Sahel region with which Nigeria is contiguously linked. But this ti... Read more
