The dot in the circle is the life

By Ikenna Emewu Scientifically and naturally, the DOT in the Circle is not in bondage or imprisonment of the circle. It's rather the pillar that sustains the structure and without which the structure crashes *The NUCLEUS of the Atom is the epicenter and heartbeat. It is the Dot of force and being *The Nucleus of…

June 13, 202135Comments

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Opinion

Igangan massacre: Who is to blame?

By Bolanle Bolawole [email protected] 0705 263 1058 The Igangan massacre of hapless and harmless Yoruba citizens by suspected Fulani herdsmen and terrorists armed to the teeth has come but the vibrations may not go away for a long time to come. Although casualty figures vary from one report to another, I have it on good…

June 13, 202118Comments

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News

Re: Open Letter to Ndigbo, by Hassan Gimba

week’s write-up with the above title has generated so many responses that I feel today should be a day for the respondents. Please enjoy. What can be more brotherly than feeling the pain of a brother and providing a way to relieve it? Malam Hassan, as we, your Potiskum people call you, you have shown them the way and…

June 13, 20210Comments

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Opinion

‘NOW THAT OUR PRESIDENT HAS SPOKEN’

Inside Stuff with MARTINS OLOJA, We should thank the God of all comfort whose grace enabled the recent interviews our president granted two television stations shortly before the Democracy Day’s speech, yesterday. I would like to join the people who should be bold enough to say, ‘It is the Lord’s doing and so it is…

June 13, 202118Comments

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Opinion

An Open Letter To President Buhari

By Dike Chukwumerije Mister President, I listened very closely to your last interview, and would respectfully like to respond to the parts that stung me the most. You are famous for saying a lot with a little. And, in that interview, you did not disappoint. It is an ability every good poet strives to have.…

June 12, 20210Comments

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Opinion

Igboland is not a dot and it’s not landlocked, By Aloy Ejimakor

It’s often said that a lie told so many times, if unchallenged, may – in course of time – begin to pass for the truth. One of such is the terrible lie, institutionally purveyed since the end of the Civil War, to the effect that Igboland is landlocked or has no access to the sea.…

June 12, 20216Comments

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Opinion

THE FEAR FACTOR

THE GOVERNMENT IS CAUSING THE PROBLEM NOT THE IGBO ---Dele Momodu But some Igbos are so scared of …tell me…of what type of consequences? ---that they are busy seeing war mongers in the East-- and looking for Facebook warriors, and proffer no single solutions whatsoever--- and prescribe a slavish robot- like unresponsiveness to the structural…

June 12, 202116Comments

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Features

Aren’t they also Nigerians? Maikyau, SAN makes case for the physically challenged

By Lillian Okenwa A physically challenged man living in Lagos, Nigeria was once quoted to have said: “Institutions are manned by individuals and individual attitudes shape the environment and institutions. So, when the attitudes of a community are negative towards a particular, vulnerable group, they will struggle much more to realize their potential.” This statement…

June 11, 20210Comments

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Opinion

Insecurity remains a snag, but Buhari has done well on infrastructure, By Fredrick Nwabufo

Is a critic oathed to only hunt for faults? Should he be impervious to hope, optimism and positivity or should he be amenable to fairness, truth and sanguinity – even if the facts are not in harmony with his public posture? It is customary here once you are branded a ‘’critic’’ of the government you…

June 11, 20210Comments

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Opinion

Fighting A Losing War With Twitter

It began with a tweet on June 1, 2021, from President Muhammadu Buhari’s Twitter handle @ MBuhari. He reprimanded angry youths “misbehaving” and alluded to his role in the civil war promising to treat secessionists “in the language they understand”. This tweet was followed by public outcry and condemnation because many considered it repulsive, and…

June 11, 202115Comments

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