Opinion - Page 222

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

Law & Society·Opinion

How two Josephs gave Nigeria a crisis of jumpy Judges, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

The unraveling of the regime of General Yakubu Gowon shortly after the end of Nigeria’s civil war in the decade of the 1970s began as a tale of two Josephs. One was Joseph Dechi Gomwalk, Gowon’s in-law and governor of his home

November 10, 2024

Opinion

KEN SARO WIWA killed by SANI ABACHA & other Martyrs of the many years of oil rumblings in the Niger Delta By Emmanuel Gandu

The discovery of Oil (Black Gold) in January 1956 at Oloibiri in Ogbia LGA of Bayelsa state, and subsequently many others in several Communities in the Niger Delta of Nigeria is rather becoming a curse than a blessing to these oil

November 10, 2024

Opinion

CHURCH DEDICATION : Why, and How ? By Emmanuel Gandu

HIGHLIGHTS Why dedicate a church ? Is it Biblical ? Any past church dedication ? How is the dedication carried out? What is the role of the Bishop ? WHY DEDICATE THE CHURCH ? Church dedication is the act of

November 10, 2024

Opinion

To a VeryDarkMan who lights up a dark country, respect, by Ikeddy ISIGUZO

You can also commit injustice by doing nothing. – Marcus Aurelius PITCH darkness descends on Nigeria regularly enough that disconcerting as it is, darkness may be a distinguishing Nigerian feature that is not about to go away. Fewer places reflect the

November 10, 2024

Business & Economy·Opinion

Dangote Refinery’s solo fight against ‘dirty fuel’ dump in Nigeria, by Ehichioya Ezomon

If Africa’s richest man and Chairman of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, had thought his efforts and dogged determination to brace the odds and establish the multibillion dollar 650,000bpd-capacity Dangote Petroleum Refinery would bring him praises, and alleviate Nigeria’s decades-long dependence on corrupt

November 10, 2024

Opinion·Politics

Notes From Atlanta: What Trump’s comeback may mean for Africa, by Farooq A. Kperogi

A few weeks ago, I spoke at a symposium in my university here in Georgia on the implications of the U.S. presidential election for the African diaspora. To the bemusement of my audience (who were a mix of Donald Trump and Kamala

November 9, 2024

Opinion·People & Places

The ATYAP and BAJJU Revolt: How a people’s struggles against oppression, subjugation by Zazzau Emirate sparked centuries of Southern Kaduna agony, by EMMANUEL GANDU

The crisis in Southern Kaduna, the predominantly non-Muslim area of Kaduna State, did not start today. Accompanied by killings and destruction, it is a centuries-old struggle by a people to protect their way or life from total take-over and subjugation by Jihadists,

November 9, 2024

Opinion·Politics

The return of Donald Trump, by Daniel McCarthy

Donald Trump is returning to the White House, and while this will not change what most critics think of him, it should compel them to take a close look in the mirror. They lost this election as much as Mr. Trump

November 8, 2024

Opinion·Politics

Unusual reasons Africa wanted Trump to win, by Azu Ishiekwene

I understand wealthy US citizens and conservatives of the evangelical hue rooting for Donald Trump. The rich believe he would loosen regulations and protect them and their businesses from excessive taxation. Conservative evangelicals believe he is the bulwark against wokeism, especially the

November 8, 2024

Opinion

How the Roman Empire collapsed: The American exemplar

By Uthman Shodipe-Dosunmu As a scholar of classical antiquity and history of political thought, I believe I am well positioned to situate the current debacle in America with the eventual unraveling of the Roman Republic which was once the greatest democracy on

November 7, 2024

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Opinion - Page 222

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

How two Josephs gave Nigeria a crisis of jumpy Judges, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

KEN SARO WIWA killed by SANI ABACHA & other Martyrs of the many years of oil rumblings in the Niger Delta By Emmanuel Gandu

CHURCH DEDICATION : Why, and How ? By Emmanuel Gandu

To a VeryDarkMan who lights up a dark country, respect, by Ikeddy ISIGUZO

Dangote Refinery’s solo fight against ‘dirty fuel’ dump in Nigeria, by Ehichioya Ezomon

Notes From Atlanta: What Trump’s comeback may mean for Africa, by Farooq A. Kperogi

The ATYAP and BAJJU Revolt: How a people’s struggles against oppression, subjugation by Zazzau Emirate sparked centuries of Southern Kaduna agony, by EMMANUEL GANDU

The return of Donald Trump, by Daniel McCarthy

Unusual reasons Africa wanted Trump to win, by Azu Ishiekwene

How the Roman Empire collapsed: The American exemplar

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