Nigerians in their usual style trivialize very critical and serious matters with unguarded comments and utterances. Reading from the social media space, some of the...
Religion was originally meant to be a pathway to peace, love, and understanding among humanity. It was supposed to unite people under the shared belief...
I heard that Sylva has been declared the financier of an alleged coup d’état. Honestly, I don’t know if this issue should concern me. “He no...
By Charles Tambou A quiet revolution is taking shape in Africa’s energy sector. For decades, African nations have depended heavily on Western banks and foreign investors...
By Cletus Opukeme When Senator Heineken Lokpobiri took over as Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Oil) in August 2023, Nigeria’s oil sector was in...
In every civilization, the elders are the living libraries, the walking archives of memory, and the custodians of wisdom gathered from storms survived and seasons endured....
Empirical observations have led me to the notion that, in any society, the proponents of separatism are those who are least developed in consciousness. When...
There are seasons in politics. Some are sown in silence, others harvested in thunder. As 2031 draws nearer, the Ijaw people of Delta State are not...
By Julius Ogunro It is barely over a year since Dennis Otauro, PhD, was appointed as the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme. Still, in...
The Niger Delta has never had it so good, enjoying a period of peace, stability and development. Although some challenges remain, the last two years...