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Let’s Take Our Country Back (Theme Song)
By Simon Njoku
Oh, compatriots unite,Let's take Nigeria backfrom those who haveplundered itRight from demise of military rule.
How long shall the plundercontinue, while we standAside!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
How primate Ayodele warned Nigerian Govt. of the lingering insecurity Issues
When primate Ayodele made stunning prophecies that brought him to the limelight in the year 1994, many never anticipated or envisaged that he would maintain that level and remain relevant!-->…
Why Primate Ayodele will remain relevant besides being a prophet
By Collins Nkwocha
Primate Babatunde Ayodele is a prophet that has made a magnanimous impact in the world of prophecy; there's rarely any major event that happened in Nigeria and the!-->!-->!-->…
Restructuring or disintegration, which way Nigeria? asks SIMON NJOKU
The fact that Nigeria’s fate as an indissoluble united nation is hanging in the balance is not in dispute.
The agitations for self determination by various groups in the country lend!-->!-->!-->…
VAT REVOLUTION AND NIGERIA’S RESTRUCTURING
By Dr Azubuike Nkala
Matters of political dispensation and revolutionary nature start innocuously. Mercantilism which turned Britain away from feudalism and lordship of the manors to!-->!-->!-->…
NIGERIA’S IRRESPONSIBLE BORROWING AT N35.5 TRILLION FOREIGN DEBT AND N21 TRILLION LOCAL DEBT
By Dr. Azubuike Nkala.
At Nigeria’s current foreign debt of N35.5 trillion, and N21 Trillion local debt, President Muhammadu Buhari has presented yet another request for a foreign loan!-->!-->!-->…
Politics, Church of God and the nation
By Collins NkwochaThe bible recorded that the prophets played active and decisive roles in the politics and administration of the state. Kings were anointed by prophets then. King Saul,!-->…
How Britain’s Labour government facilitated the massacre of Biafrans in Nigeria – to protect its oil…
By Mark Curtis
On the 50th anniversary of the end of the Biafran war, the world’s worst humanitarian crisis in the late 1960s, declassified British files show that Harold Wilson’s!-->!-->!-->…
Nigeria’s broken federal system
COLUMNIST
By Prof. Mike Ikhariale
It is no longer academic to say that the political experiment which ultimately led to the assemblage of Nigeria as a single independent!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Echoes of K.O. Mbadiwe
By Dan Agbese
Senate President Ahmad Lawan has raised an issue that appears to have escaped us as we labour to explain to ourselves why our country has sunk to a level of insecurity!-->!-->!-->…
Afghanistanism and Talibanisation of Nigeria
By Sola Ebiseni
LAST week, l recalled how I came across the term Afghanistanism as an undergraduate and student’s activist at the then University of Ife in the 1980s, during!-->!-->!-->…
The fallacy of ethnic homogeneity
By Simon Kolawole
At the centre of separatist campaigns in Nigeria, and possibly around the world, is the desire to have “homogenous” nations, or nations where an ethnic group is!-->!-->!-->…
APC 2023: The more you look the less you see
By Simon Njoku
The stage is getting set for the 2023 presidential race. The All Progressives Congress (APC) recently conducted its Ward congresses nationwide amid tears, bloodbath,!-->!-->!-->…
VAT collection: Govs, FIRS who will blink first?
The Federal High Court sitting in the Garden City of Port Harcourt on August 9, 2021 ruled that the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), the federal government agency responsible for!-->…
Biafra separatism and the Kanu factor
Nnamdi Nwannekaenyi Okwu Kanu is currently one of the most controversial figures in Nigeria. He is the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, one of the Biafra separatist!-->…