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The ghost at the Nigerian economic banquet is no longer a phantom. It has assumed the concrete shape of a ledger entry, inked in trillions of Naira and stamped with the seal of consecutive administrations that promised fiscal redemption but delivered a

By Ninyo Omidiji Our president is currently fighting a legal battle in the United States. He is not in that court fighting to recover Nigeria’s stolen wealth. He is not in court fighting to recover looted assets hidden away in London, New

By Chikaodiri Emmanuel ​The ancestors of Igboland were masterful philosophers. Long before modern constitutions were drafted, they established timeless socio-political boundaries through deep idioms. Among these, few proverbs carry as much authority, weight, and warning as: ​”Oshishi ejighi akuwa mba.” (No tree,

I have received the news of the lifting of a one-year suspension supposedly imposed on me by the Nigerian Guild of Editors with a chuckle.  This is because it was a nullity ab initio. In fact, one would have dismissed it entirely