Imo Attacks: BEFORE WE ALL DIE.
BY James Okoroma
The current high level of destruction of lives and properties in Imo State has become worrisome and can no longer be condoned.
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HOW GOV BUNI SAVED YOBE STATE ECONOMY FROM COVID-19 CRISIS
By Yusuf Ali (SSA to Gov Buni)
Governor Mai Mala Buni (Chiroman Gujba) must be commended for his efforts and far-reaching interventions in various sectors that saved the Yobe economy from deep Covid-19 crisis.
SUB SAHARA AFRICAN PELES
By Emeka Obasi
Edson Arantes do Nascimento was not just King of Soccer in Black Africa, he was deified. His nickname, Pele was adopted by some of the best.
WHY THEY SHOOT FRIENDS AND SPARE THE ENEMY
By Azu Ishiekwene
Her funeral rites would have begun on Wednesday, January 11, but were postponed because her family, along with the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), is awaiting an autopsy report. As of the time of writing, the matter had faded from the headlines and a new date was yet to be announced.
Benedict XVI: THE POPE MADE FOR OUR TIME
By Jude Ogechi Eze
As the window of his earthly life closed on 31st December 2022 marking the end of a 95-year sojourn, and the door of eternity opens to him, let's take a peep through the pigeonhole of afterlife of Pope Benedict XVI.
BETWEEN OBASANJO AND AFE BABALOLA
By Bola Bolawole
I have deliberately elected not to comment frontally on former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s New Year letter to Nigerian youths, of all segments of Nigeria’s population, because the writer behaves like Satan preaching Christ to unbelievers! I think that is why many have chosen to allude to the dichotomy between the message and the messenger or the baby and the bathwater. And it reminds me of William Shakespeare’s “Merchant of Venice”.
