By Adagbo ONOJA There is a particular stereotype about the Idoma man and woman. It is that they are great companions, extraordinarily loyal and trustworthy in dealing with other people but c... Read more
Senator John McCain, two time contender for the American presidency, is dead. The news is already everywhere. Localising his death compels attention to a remark he once made that borders on... Read more
Jos, the Plateau State capital in central Nigeria which has experienced so much violent conflict since September 2001, will be the site of a Peace Summit that can be called the convergence o... Read more
By Adagbo ONOJA* It is a classic opening of the proverbial can of worms, with particular reference to that phase of the Nigerian power politics which unravelled from December 1983 to 1999 an... Read more
It is unbelievable that, for nine days, this online newspaper could not post a single story. And for a very simple technological glitch in the hub that did not make posting stories impossibl... Read more
The murmuring against committing the huge sum of N242 Billion to conducting the 2019 General Elections in Nigeria has, at last, gotten the ears of the civil society in the country. A coaliti... Read more
Left high and dry by an incoherent state, many Nigerians have turned to many coping strategies for survival. Some beg, some engage in self-dehumanising sycophancy, some have gone to become p... Read more
The power elite in Nigeria has gotten used to wangling its way out of cross roads that it might not have anticipated the Buhari complexity before it now, whether he contests in 2019 or repla... Read more
A university is as good as what its academics publish. This is more so if it is a fairly new but an ambitious university such as Veritas University, Abuja which aspires to be an intellectual... Read more
A tree of Iroko proportions has fallen in the world of intellect, policy and Pan-Africanism. He is Professor Samir Amin who died earlier today in Paris at the age of 86. Born of Egyptian fat... Read more
