Opinion - Page 182

The Neo-black Challenge: Must blacks be ruled by others in order to prosper? asks Joseph Agbakoba

Nigeria just celebrated her 64th year of independence and it was a gloomy day for most Nigerians. This was captured very well in a scathing editorial by the Punch newspaper. The paper recounted the consequences of state capture by a coarse, brutal,

October 7, 2024

Opinion·Politics

Interrogating Ahmed Bako’s Inaugural – The Igbo factor in the history of intergroup relations…, by Arinze Oduah

In this incisive piece, ARINZE ODUAH interrogates Professor Ahmed Bako’s 50th UDU Inaugural Lecture on the topic: “The Igbo Factor in the History of Intergroup Relations and Commerce in Kano: Opportunities and Challenges Revisited’ delivered on Thursday, September 5, 2024, Professor Ahmed

September 8, 2024

Opinion·People & Places

Ahmed Bako’s Inaugural – Interrogating the Igbo factor in the history of intergroup relations…: A critique, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

Thanks to (all) who have offered up views on Prof. (Ahmed) Bako’s Inaugural. I was honestly minded to un-look after reading it twice for reasons that will follow shortly. But given the depth of your effort, I want to offer a limited

September 8, 2024

Law & Society·Opinion

How judges suffer terror in Africa, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

Around 26 May 2020, the police in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) announced that Raphael Yanyi, a senior judge, “had suffered a suspected heart attack” leading to his death. The Ministry of Justice quickly clarified, however, that the remains of

September 8, 2024

Opinion·Politics

Our NNPCL, their NNPCL, or whose NNPCL anyway? by Ikeddy ISIGUZO

WHERE debates arise over ownership of property, our forebears drew from their perspicacity to reach decisions that may not be conclusive. There is wisdom, therefore, in the ancients saying, “someone is the owner of what belongs to us”. If we apply this

September 8, 2024

Opinion

Our NNPCL, their NNPCL, Or whose NNPCL, anyway? By Ikeddy Isiguzo

September 8, 2024

Opinion

Beyond the barrel: The tourism imperative (1), by Abiodun Komolafe

Nigeria is at the moment in a precarious position, teetering like a heavy toddler due to the instability of its monocrop economy. The country’s heavy dependence on crude (not even refined) petroleum exports exposes a cumulative effect of defective political economies and

September 7, 2024

Law & Society·Opinion

Not every man but always a man, by Tara Aisida

Imagine waking up for several years feeling disoriented and not yourself. You really cannot place your finger on what is wrong with you, but you have memory lapses, forget entire days and events, sometimes feel as if you are in a trance

September 6, 2024

Opinion·People & Places

The journey to Yenagoa after 19 years, by Azu Ishiekwene

When I was invited to Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, in June, I didn’t know what to expect. I had not visited the place since 2005. Even though I had been to nearby Rivers and Delta States several times, Bayelsa didn’t cross my mind.

September 6, 2024

Opinion·Politics

George/Atiku feud: When is a politician a statesman? asks Ike Abonyi

“One of the reasons people hate politics is that truth is rarely a politician’s objective. Election and power are” – CaI Thomas When is a politician a statesman? Is statesmanship earned by age, positions held or comportment? What is it that defines and

September 6, 2024

Business & Economy·Opinion

The intricacies of Nigeria’s Oil sector: Between promises and realities, by Iyke Ezeugo

The drama continues! The Nigerian oil sector remains a focal point of national concern, particularly as the government navigates significant reforms, including the removal of the fuel subsidy, the rise of the Dangote Refinery, and the implementation of the Petroleum Industry Act

September 6, 2024

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Opinion - Page 182

The Neo-black Challenge: Must blacks be ruled by others in order to prosper? asks Joseph Agbakoba

Interrogating Ahmed Bako’s Inaugural – The Igbo factor in the history of intergroup relations…, by Arinze Oduah

Ahmed Bako’s Inaugural – Interrogating the Igbo factor in the history of intergroup relations…: A critique, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

How judges suffer terror in Africa, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

Our NNPCL, their NNPCL, or whose NNPCL anyway? by Ikeddy ISIGUZO

Our NNPCL, their NNPCL, Or whose NNPCL, anyway? By Ikeddy Isiguzo

Beyond the barrel: The tourism imperative (1), by Abiodun Komolafe

Not every man but always a man, by Tara Aisida

The journey to Yenagoa after 19 years, by Azu Ishiekwene

George/Atiku feud: When is a politician a statesman? asks Ike Abonyi

The intricacies of Nigeria’s Oil sector: Between promises and realities, by Iyke Ezeugo

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