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“We are waiting to see what will happen on October 1st” | Insiders speak on the vacation notice issued by Northern youth to Igbos
A Northern Youth coalition including the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum on Tuesday gave a three months ultimatum to the Igbos to vacate the North. This is the trending issue in…
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Ango Abdullahi is not new to making polarizing statements | 5 odd things he has said in the past
by Alex O. Onukwue Nigerians are at a loss as to how to react to the statements attributed to Prof Ango Abdullahi, which appear to support the declaration by…
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[The Church Blog] #Incarcerated: Daystar Reflexions at it again
If there's just one thing Daystar Christian Centre has been consistent at, it is consistently churning excellent and creative content in the Christian media space and we all at The…
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The YNaija Cover this morning – the 10th of June
Read the full stories and analyses on YNaija:
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[The Church Blog] Could Nathaniel Bassey be starting off a spiritual revolution?
Its no more news that one of the most talked about online events in recent times is the Halleluyah Challenge by Nathaniel Bassey. Everyone seems to have caught the idea…
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[The Church Blog] Morning Devotion: This worship session by Tope Alabi at COZA is everything
Remember Tope Alabi? That one woman who ended The last edition of the experience with so much vibe and grace. She was at COZA some days back for their Voltage…
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[The Church Blog] Morning Devotion: This one chorus that makes us fall in love with Nathaniel Bassey all over again
Somehow, Nathaniel Bassey never "falls our hand" when it comes to choruses that we can jam to all day. This track; the 10th song of his recently released Album -…
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The Explainer: What do the British election results mean?
In April, British Prime Minister Theresa May called for a general election three years ahead of schedule, a bold move aimed at strengthening her party’s hold and cementing her position…
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[The Church Blog]: Olowogbogboro and the several testimonies from Nathaniel Bassey’s Halleluyah Challenge
Last month, Nathaniel Bassey, on his Instagram page, started the one hour tongue challenge which of course involved praying in the Spirit for about one hour during the early hours…
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How will Nigeria’s Witness Protection Program work?
by Mark Amaza Eight years after the bill was first introduced into the Senate and after three assemblies, the Witness Protection Bill (pdf) was finally passed by the upper legislative…
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UK elections: How young people disMAYed Theresa
by Alexander O. Onukwue In an unprecedented occurrence, the UK elections recorded a voter turnout of 72% of persons registered to vote between 18 and 24. Exit polls from the…
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Theresa May to the UK: ‘May I Continue?’
by Alexander O. Onukwue In defiance of Jeremy Corbyn’s call to resign and against the backdrop of the failure to retain majority of seats in the UK Parliament, Theresa May…
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“Comey is a leaker” | Donald Trump blasts fired FBI Director, James Comey
US President Donald Trump has called fired director of the FBI, James Comey a leaker. Trump said this on Friday via his Twitter page, @realdonaldtrump in response to Comey's appearance…
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May Day: The wrong moves of Theresa May’s campaign
by Alexander O. Onukwue “The cold, hard fact is that if I lose just six seats, I will lose this election, and Jeremy Corbyn will be sitting down to negotiate…
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UK Elections: Understanding what a hung parliament means
by Alexander O. Onukwue For the first time in three elections and only the second occurrence since after the Second World War, the UK will have a hung parliament. A…
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UK Elections: The numbers that matter
by Alexander O. Onukwue The Senate Hearings on FBI Director, James Comey may have taken the majority of the attention on Thursday, but at the same time in a snap…
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Will independent candidacy reduce number of political parties?
by Alexander O. Onukwue In his speech during the launch of the APDA, Dan Iwuanyanwu asked the question many Nigerians continue to ask, why do we need new political parties?…
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Will the APDA seek to give the APC a taste of its medicine?
by Alexander O. Onukwue At the last count, there are 45 parties registered with INEC, and 88 more awaiting approval. Of this lot, 2019 will largely be contested between the…
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APDA: Advanced PDP, a pass to APGA or a clash with AD?
by Alexander O. Onukwue It may have escaped your notice but APDA is the second ‘Advanced’ political party in Nigeria, following the Advanced Congress of Democrats (ACD). The new party,…
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2019: The rundown on the new political parties
by Alexander O. Onukwue The Independent National Electoral Commission on Wednesday announced the approval of the applications of five (5) new associations to become registered Political Parties in Nigeria. They…
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Electoral College System and other things APDA wants to do differently
by Alexander O. Onukwue The Advanced Peoples Democratic Party (APDA) wants you to see it as people-driven, focused, and totally committed to building a new peaceful Nigeria. At its unveiling…
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Africa Communications Week: How do narratives about Africa impact the development of the continent?
The Lagos edition of the 1st annual Africa Communications Week hosted by IE Business School and The BBCCompany took place on May 25, 2017, at the Oriental Hotel Victoria Island…
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The Kaduna Declaration: Every Northern governor should reproduce El-Rufai’s statement
by Alexander O. Onukwue The Governor of Kaduna, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, has reacted swiftly to the declaration that called for all Igbos in the North to vacate before the 1st…
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‘Kaduna Declaration’ is a failed test on the Nigerian question
by Alex O. Onukwue What is the Nigerian Question? To put it in the form of a null hypothesis, the Nigerian question would read something along the line that ‘There…
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Osibanjo and the threat of a cabal
by Mark Amaza On Tuesday, guerilla journalism site Sahara Reporters broke the news that a group of top government officials including the Chief of Staff to the President, Abba Kyari…
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YNaija Says: The Northern Youth groups issuing ultimatums must be stopped
On Tuesday, 16 Northern youth groups met in Kaduna and issued a three-month ultimatum to all Igbo people living in Northern states to vacate the region by October 1, 2017,…
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Are IPOB activities to blame for the Kaduna Declaration?
by Alexander O. Onukwue One can speculate that the ‘Arewa’ meeting which took place in Kaduna, Tuesday, and produced a declaration against continued association with Igbos was a response to…
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The Kaduna Declaration: How every Nigerian Northerner should respond?
by Alexander O. Onukwue How does, as a Northerner, who does not see Igbos as unruly, uncultured, ingrates and solely responsible for all the moral evils in Nigeria, respond to…
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What sense is in “The Kaduna Declaration” on Igbos?
by Alexander O. Onukwue The statement by some so-called pan-African youth groups for all Igbos living in the North to vacate and for Northerners in the South East to leave…
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The YNaija Cover this morning – the 7th of June
Read the full stories and analyses on YNaija now:
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YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy
YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy