By Chido Onumah “We can’t continue to search the branches of a sick tree for the cause of its sickness.” – African Proverb As history unfolds in Nigeria, it does appear that “the more... Read more
By Kayode Ketefe As the stage is set now for tomorrow swearing-in of a new government, the breeze of a new era is already blowing perceptibly across the landscape as the forces of corruption... Read more
By Paula Ganzi Licata Meeting someone for the first time since my husband’s death is difficult. There are two groups: those who know about Robert’s death but haven’t seen me, and those who h... Read more
Press Release The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, today May 27, 2015, arraigned one Elder Christopher Andrew Isibor before Justice Ibrahim Buba of the Federal High Court sitt... Read more
By Betty Abah It is a sweet coincidence that the International Children’s Day now falls within two days of change of government in Nigeria. It is even sweeter that this change of government... Read more
“Everywhere, people are yearning to freely express themselves, to actively participate in governance processes and cultural exchanges. Media and Information Literacy (MIL) is a basis for enh... Read more
The exhumation of what are believed to be the remains of Burkina Faso’s former President Thomas Sankara has begun. Once exhumed they can be formally identified – a long-standing... Read more
By Femi Aribisala It is all going to happen within four days. Four days to the great national revival and renewal. Four days to the rejuvenation and restoration of the Nigerian economy. Four... Read more
By Philip Obaji Jr. The infamous terror group, Boko Haram, is using female suicide bombers in growing numbers. Are the Chibok girls among them? Aisha, nine years old, and her elder sister, F... Read more
