By Chido Onumah How many times have we heard the expression “Nigeria won’t break up”? This clichéd expression has become the chorus of Nigeria’s ruling elite; an elite that will not raise a... Read more

By Edwin Madunagu  In this third, and concluding, segment, I shall, first, elaborate my proposition on five-tier geopolitical restructuring, which I sketched in the final part of my las... Read more

As an idea, the Federal Ministry of Agriculture’s plan to spend billions of naira on imported cell phones for a phantom 10 million rural farmers fails any test of reason or wisdom. The... Read more

By Eric Teniola  Lee Kuan Yew, the architect of the modern day Singapore, visited Nigeria a few days before the military struck on January 15, 1966. His visit was in connection with the... Read more

By Jaye Gaskia Let us begin with a quote from The Communist manifesto written in 1845 by Marx & Engels. “A spectre is haunting Europe, the spectre of communism. All the powers of Old Eur... Read more

Press Release Gross Abuse of Human Rights Through a mob Homophobic Attack on Three Men in Ekwe, near Umuka in Njaba Local Government Area of Imo State, South-east, Nigeria. I write in very s... Read more

In 13 years of democratic rule, the culture of democracy is still far from taking firm root in Nigeria. Its tenets are breached with sickening regularity, especially in every state of the fe... Read more

By Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivering his I Have a Dream speech Today, January 15, 2013, marks the 84th birth anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr. (January 15, 1929... Read more