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Great Imo Jonathan
Great Imo Jonathan Great Imo Jonathan is a Nigerian business and personal development consultant, strategist, media and public relations expert,…
When a National Budget Becomes a Village Wish List
By Babafemi Ojudu In recent weeks, I have read a succession of national budget entries so astonishing that I initially…
WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE SON OF GOD THAT HE DESCENDED SO LOW?
WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE SON OF GOD THAT HE DESCENDED SO LOW? WHAT MADE HIM COME TO THINK THAT…
A People’s History of the United States: by Howard Zinn: Book Review by Ozodi Osuji
Howard Zinn (1980/2026). A People’s History of the United States. (New York: Harper & Row), 730 Pages. By Ozodi Osuji…
ADDENDUM: THE CONVERSATION CONTINUES: Good People, Strong Leaders and Strong Institutions: Questions Arising from the Debate
By Suleyman A Ndanusa PhD OON The responses to my earlier intervention on good people, strong leadership and strong institutions…
GOOD PEOPLE, STRONG LEADERS OR STRONG INSTITUTIONS: WHAT DOES NIGERIA REALLY NEED?
By Suleyman A. Ndanusa, PhD, OON Every so often, particularly when Nigeria enters another season of political reflection, we return…
MMA ESEKPA, YOSE AND JANENBOKU: RETHINKING MATRIARCHY AND MATRILINEALITY IN UGEP CULTURE, YAKURR, CROSS RIVER STATE
The evidence suggests that describing Ugep as a matriarchal culture in the strict political sense is anthropologically implausible. What exists…
THE POLITICS OF “CAN’T DO” AND “CAN DO”: WHEN EXCUSES COMPETE WITH EXECUTION
By Ibrahim BUNU ibrahimbunu2520@gmaol.com “There are two kinds of people in the world: the ‘can’t do’ and the ‘can do’.…
Adeleke, Ede and the limits of Edenisation
By abiodun KOMOLAFE _(Published in THE NATION, Saturday, March 14, 2026)_ The Federal Government’s veto of the proposal to relocate…
Remembering Fela Anikulapo Kuti – Revolutionary African Musician
by Adeyinka Makinde Fela Kuti was a revolutionary African musician, the inventor of a genre which he called ‘Afro-Beat’ and…
Give Us the Ballot, Then Come for the Wallet
Four years after Nigeria’s government first courted diaspora capital through a promised investment fund, Nigerians abroad are still waiting for…
THE POLITICS OF PROVOCATION: WHEN JINGIR THROWS THE MATCH AND WAITS FOR CHRISTIANS TO CHASE THE SMOKE
By Ibrahim Bunu There is something Nigerians must begin to understand about religious provocation in politics. Not every controversial statement…
