by Kingsley Moghalu Can our politicians save Nigeria? Let’s get real. The answer is “No”. They can’t. Certainly not the vast majority of the dominant political leadership class we have in our country today. Let’s just spend a little time explaining why they can’t. And then figure out, as citizens, what to do to... Read More

Opinion

economy, nationhood, nigeria, Office of the citizen, opinion, Politics

September 14, 2017

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Pius Adesanmi: This is what Wole Soyinka has been fighting for

by Pius Adesanmi Wole Soyinka’s work as a teacher of his nation and people in the last seven decades can be summed up in one word: transcendence. His entire envisioning of Nigeria – for which he has suffered persecution, deprivation, abuse, insults and other unspeakable forms of punishment – is reducible to transcendence. The... Read More

Opinion

Justice, nationhood, nigeria, opinion, Pius Adesanmi, Wole Soyinka

November 30, 2012

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Opinion: Nigeria sans frontier (A Nigeria without borders)

by Ozia Nneamaka I can write all I want. You can read all you want. In the end, it takes more than a pen and a clean sheet. It takes guts! It takes conscience! It takes plan! Borders are demarcations separating two countries. Even continents have borders, but they are not visible, largely due to... Read More

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