Daily Query

By Uche Chris South Africa’s present leadership crisis is something that should worry sub Saharan Africans, because, just like Nigeria, its failure portends serious implications for the future of the Black man. The emergence of black majority rule in 1994 under

Professor Okey Anueyiagu has long commanded my admiration for his intellectual clarity – a clarity that cuts through Nigeria’s fog of historical amnesia like a laser. When he shared his recent essay “Killing Biafra, Again,” I approached it with the expectant curiosity of