Becoming GOCOP: The story, by Ken Ugbechie
The Guild of Corporate Online Publishers (GOCOP), the holy grail of online publishing in Nigeria, has told its own story. A privilege. Not many associations live to etch their story…
Letter to Gen. Musa on Okuama 5 forever in detention, by Abraham Ogbodo
Dear CDS, I am writing to bring your attention back to Okuama. Perhaps it is not a very nice thing to do because Okuama invokes memories that are not…
A race to waste more money, by Pius Mordi
There is race among state governors on who will build the most expensive and ineffectual and, perhaps, useless edifices. At first it was airports in their capital cities. It costs…
Ose Anenih: The folly of an insolent son, by John Igbinovia
Dear Ose, I read, with consternation, your pathetic attempt to defend your dad, “Mr. Fix-It” (sorry, Chief Tony Anenih), in your rather insolent rejoinder to Mr. Bayo Onanuga’s…
Nasarawa: Avert this war, President Tinubu, by Ken Ugbechie
Aside Benue, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu must fix his eyes on Nasarawa state. There is a tinderbox delicately tilting here. And it must not trip over. It’s the suppressed plaintive…
A nation drenched in cold blood, by Monday Philips Ekpe
MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE writes that the senseless, large-scale deaths in Nigeria must not continue undefeated. The real tragedy of the mindless killings in Nigeria now is that most…
Senator Dickson and the Rivers NASS caucus, by Abraham Ogbodo
There are a few idiomatic expressions around the Catholic Church and the Pope. And that is because the Catholic institutions have endured long enough to constitute part of global…
Okowa: A true Anioma patriot, by Malachy Nwandu
I have watched with serious concern the unfolding political developments in Delta North and the implications they have for the political future of Anioma nation. As key political actors position…
Supreme Court’s travesty on Sunday Jackson, by Pius Mordi
Sunday Jackson is a farmer in his community in Adamawa State. While working in his farm sometime in 2020, he was attacked by a Fulani man who posed as a…
Uncle Sam @ 90: The magic of singularity principle, by Louis Odion
The offer was irresistible. “Louis, I know you must be tired of hotel food by now,” he teased with a patriarchal grin, then beckoning, “Follow me make I show you…