Pope Francis | File Image By Valentine Obienyem When I hear about the united war against Christianity and, by extension, the Catholic Church, it defies full understanding. The present case […]
Ororo-1 inferno: A tragic case of injustice and environmental destruction
Ororo-1 | File Photo ‘What is needed is an understanding that the cost of this unattended disaster is far higher than the cost of drilling relief wells and other actions […]
Building resilient movements, peoples power, and challenging systems
Nnimmo Bassey | File Photo ‘We must always bear in mind that for a movement to be successful it must have a clear target and be built as an agent […]
Gaza: Abati, Rufai’s view on Isreal
‘Despite having the capability to destroy Gaza, Israel carefully selects its targets and issues warnings to minimize civilian harm’ By Val Obienyem Sometimes, in our efforts to maintain objectivity, we […]
Over-consumption of salt: Time to act is now
A bag of salt | Photo: Google ‘The changes in the country’s dietary patterns, also marked by an increased sodium consumption in home-made meals, elevate the risk of hypertension and […]
Obayi’s outburst against his Bishop
Bishop Godffrey Onah| Photo: Guardian ‘Bishop Onah mandated me to build a museum where I would keep the deities I remove from villages. I spent N2.8 million to build the […]
Achebe: Thank you, Soludo
Chinua Achebe | Photo: Google ‘Achebe’s life is greatly appreciated today because, unlike those we might consider his contemporaries, who are currently vacillating between truth and falsehood, Achebe remained consistent […]
Opinion: Tinubu and his cases in U.S.
President Bola Tinubu | File photo ‘Has the American cases shattered the foundation of the party? Is the President going to resign or wait for futher disgrace?’ By Godwin Iroadu […]
Why Supreme Court should overturn Presidential Election Petition Court verdict
‘Dismissing an important electoral petition concerning the character of President Bola Tinubu to hold an exalted public office on mere whimsical and capricious technicalities, in my humble view, is a […]
May Nigeria not die again!
By Valentine Obienyem The death of our previous democracies was both violent and natural. The fatal agents were the organic disorder of the system in the form of bribery and […]
