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The Heist in Aniebonam Nwamu’s Mind: A Rejoinder

In the sacred groves of academia, where the pursuit of truth is the highest calling, few acts are as pernicious as the deliberate propagation of falsehood. This sense of grave depravity is further reinforced in an age when misinformation travels faster than

October 23, 2025

Opinion

Path To Africa’s Supremacy

When I traveled to Cuba, I saw faces that looked like mine, Black people whose ancestors had been forcefully taken from Africa centuries ago. They spoke a different language, bore different names, and lived in a foreign land, yet they were a

March 2, 2025

Opinion

Babangida, Dele Giwa And June 12

Nobody had expected that Gen. Ibrahim Babangida would be truthful in all the claims in his autobiography; or that there would not be twist of history in his narrations and recollections. After all, autobiographies in their very nature are typically replete with

March 2, 2025

Sexual Harassment In Government? Why Natasha's Case Is A Ticking Time Bomb

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Sexual Harassment: Why Akpabio May Be Guilty Of Natasha’s Allegations

In recent times, the Nigerian political landscape has been stirred by serious allegations from Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan against Senate President Godswill Akpabio. She accused him of sexual harassment, claiming that his advances were a prerequisite for her to be recognised to speak

March 2, 2025

Opinion

Trump’s Russia Pivot: A Threat To Global Democracy And NATO’s Future?

President Donald Trump’s recent actions have sparked concerns about a potential realignment of U.S. foreign policy, one that may benefit Russian interests at the expense of NATO and global democracy. From withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement to criticising European allies for

March 1, 2025

Wigwe: Flying In Bad Weather Wrong, Says US Aviation Lawyer

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Herbert Wigwe: The Ordeal Of Fatherless Children

The ordeal of Herbert Wigwe’s children, who have been caught up in a legal tussle between their grandfather on one side and the testaments of their deceased father’s Will on the other, has shone some light on what other fatherless children and

February 25, 2025

Opinion

INEC Needs House Cleaning Before An Electoral Offences Tribunal

Nigeria’s electoral system is at a crossroads. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has been marred by allegations of corruption, inefficiency, and partisanship, eroding public trust in democratic processes. As INEC renews its push for an Electoral Offences Tribunal, critics argue that

February 24, 2025

Opinion

The Benin Bronzes: A Legacy Of Colonial Looting And The Fight For Restitution

The return of the Benin Bronzes, looted by British colonial forces in 1897, has become a rallying cry for Nigeria’s cultural restitution movement. Despite promises from Western institutions to return the artifacts, the process has been slow and piecemeal, raising questions about

February 22, 2025

Herbert Wigwe: The Ordeal Of Fatherless Children

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Shyngle Wigwe: The Burden Of A Grandfather

By Biodun Bello At over 90, this is not how Pastor Shyngle Wigwe had planned to spend the last few years of his long life. For the last 30 years, he’s been living a good life in a peaceful retirement, enjoying the

February 21, 2025

Opinion

Niger Delta’s Toxic Legacy: Can Shell Be Held Accountable for Human Rights Abuses?

The Niger Delta, once a thriving ecosystem, has been ravaged by decades of oil pollution, leaving communities fighting for survival. As the UK High Court trial against Shell kicks off, the world watches with bated breath. Can a corporation be held accountable

February 18, 2025

Opinion

Oil Politics And Community Development: A Note To Seplat Energy

Seplat Energy Plc, an indigenous oil and gas producer, is settling down to business in Akwa Ibom State with its successful acquisition of the assets and liabilities of ExxonMobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited last year. It was one of the protracted corporate purchases

February 17, 2025

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Opinion - Page 18

The Heist in Aniebonam Nwamu’s Mind: A Rejoinder

Path To Africa’s Supremacy

Babangida, Dele Giwa And June 12

Sexual Harassment: Why Akpabio May Be Guilty Of Natasha’s Allegations

Trump’s Russia Pivot: A Threat To Global Democracy And NATO’s Future?

Herbert Wigwe: The Ordeal Of Fatherless Children

INEC Needs House Cleaning Before An Electoral Offences Tribunal

The Benin Bronzes: A Legacy Of Colonial Looting And The Fight For Restitution

Shyngle Wigwe: The Burden Of A Grandfather

Niger Delta’s Toxic Legacy: Can Shell Be Held Accountable for Human Rights Abuses?

Oil Politics And Community Development: A Note To Seplat Energy

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