OP-ED Opinions 

Buhari: The Deaf, Dumb, Illiterate General By Bayo Oluwasanmi

This past week, the deaf, dumb, and illiterate General Muhammadu Buhari went on a road tour comedy show with his another signature irrational and silly tantrums. Speaking through one of his interpreters of maladies, Alhaji Mohammed Bello Shehu, the dumb, “lifeless” General Buhari said : “… So those calling for separation or restructuring some of them I will say are… Read More
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Chiamaka Udeh And That Blood-stained National Flag In Moscow, By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

Last Tuesday, a video had gone viral online showing Ms Chiamaka Udeh displaying a blood-stained Nigerian flag while appearing on stage at the international beauty pageant featuring African damsels in Moscow, Russia. She was representing Nigeria in the event. The Lagos-born model from Anambra state was apparently protesting against the bloody events in her native country and reminding the global… Read More
Lazarus Chakwera Malawi OP-ED Opinions 

Talking Blues: Lazarus Chakwera’s first year, the making of yet another inconsequential presidency

By Mapwiya Muulupale “Under-promise and over-deliver. People will be pleasantly surprised when you do more than they expected. And remember that there is always room for us to be better and do better.” – Luvvie Ajayi We will soon clock a year after the Fresh Presidential Election of 23 June 2020, which ushered in President Lazarus Chakwera’s presidency under the… Read More
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The World Needs To Act Now Before COVID-19 Overwhelms Africa, By Mosoka P. Fallah And Zacharia Kafuko

So far Africa has survived the first and second waves of the COVID-19 pandemic in spite of its weak health systems, limited health care workforce and crumbling infrastructure. The continent as a whole experienced low official case and death rates either due to inadequate testing (and treatment) or other factors such as age, genetics and previous infections. This has led… Read More
Opinions West Africa 

Witchcraft Persecution and Land Disputes in Amuda Isuochi, Abia State

By Leo IgweThere is a link between disputes over land and allegations of perpetrating occult harm in Abia state in Southern Nigeria. This connection, reinforced whenever some misfortune befalls any of the parties, has amply been illustrated by the case of Obioma Ubani from Amuda Isuochi, a village in the northern central part of Abia state. In May, an advocate… Read More
OP-ED Opinions 

Can Poverty Be Eradicated In Nigeria? By Dr Nasir Aminu

Living in poverty is the default system of human nature, and the alternative approach requires perpetual struggle. Thus, anyone can manage to live in poverty, but to live out of poverty, one must learn. Nigeria is rated among the low-income countries and has surpassed India in the extreme poverty rate ranking. Based on the Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (GMPI) measurement,… Read More
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