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The Recurring Decimal of Selective King-making in Nigeria (Part 1)

Global UpfrontSep 19, 20200

Though individual views may differ on how to solve the problems of Nigeria, this column has taken a stand and summed up its thoughts on

Hello God, Nigeria calling

Global UpfrontSep 17, 2020September 16, 20200

“If you are struggling with something today, take it to God in prayer. Call on him. He is with you.” That encouraging advisory from the

The Last Straw (Part 3)

Global UpfrontSep 12, 20200

The British government had held and referred to what became the Southern protectorate as the Slave Coast before and after the Berlin conference of 1884/1885.

Why 2012 Occupiers Are Now Dumb?

Global UpfrontSep 10, 2020September 9, 20200

The word occupier means so many things to a lot of people. In real estate it means something different from what it’s in politics, military

The Last Straw (Part 2)

Global UpfrontSep 6, 2020September 5, 20200

Today, we shall continue our discussion of a condition in Nigeria the management of which will determine the future fate of the people living in

Nigeria, the Shrinking Giant

Global UpfrontSep 3, 2020September 2, 20200

When the Philistine giant Goliath, the biblical superman who was gifted with colossal power got killed in a humiliating manner by a small young David,

Eno Charles: Between Fani-Kayode and Ladoja (1)

Global UpfrontAug 30, 20200

BY EHICHIOYA EZOMON Aftermath of the encounter of journalist Eyo Charles with former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, in Calabar the other day, a few

The Last Straw (Part 1)

Global UpfrontAug 30, 2020August 30, 20200

This column has commented so many times on the socio-political and economic ailments of Nigeria and considered different methods to apply the healing balm. In

2023: Who Really Is An Igbo?

Global UpfrontAug 27, 2020August 26, 20200

Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, began its 2020 General conference yesterday Wednesday August 26, 2020. The conference has elicited unusual interests from both lawyers and non-lawyers

Implications of Government’s Inaction Over Killings in Nigeria

Global UpfrontAug 22, 2020August 21, 20200

This week’s work explores the natural implications and possible consequences to Nigeria and Nigerians of government’s inability to curb the excessive suffering of tens of