What Can Nigeria Learn From Afghanistan? – Anthony Akinwale, Guest Writer I began my studies for master’s and licentiate degrees in theology at the Dominican University College in Ottawa, …
Reno Omokri is a well-known political commentator who, from time to time, makes incursions into theology, and who, in recent times, has been recycling an old thesis that Scripture does …
Still On The 1999 Constitution – By Anthony Akinwale, Guest Writer The subtitle of Richard Bourne’s book, Nigeria: A New History of a Turbulent Century, sums up the story of …
Nigeria Truly Needs True Federalism – By Anthony Akinwale, Guest Writer In his article in This Day, published on June 13, 2021 and entitled, “’True Federalism’ and other Fallacies”, Simon …
JUNE 12 is supposed to symbolize and celebrate Nigeria’s third political experiment with democracy. But last Saturday, the essence of that special day was roundly desecrated. The police and other …
MAD MEN AND SPECIALISTS – By Nosa Igiebor, Guest Writer Only insane people do insane things and are consistent in their abnormal behaviour. So we thought. Until Nigeria invented its …
I have chosen to go to Haiti to find the caption for this week’s column. Haiti, an island in the Caribbean, is the first black nation to attain independence from …
Nigeria is bleeding dangerously and inexorably falling apart. But the urgency of the moment, when the country is virtually leaderless as myriad groups of criminals overwhelm the state, hasn’t stopped …
THE IMPERIAL PRESIDENT AND HIS SELF-ABSORPTION – By Nosa Igiebor, Guest Writer Muhammadu Buhari is hypocrisy personified in very vivid colors. The irony of the cosmic distance between his words …
