by Uche Igwe The lukewarm response of the international community of pretentious friends is another familiar occurrence that a globalised world can no longer continue to condone. Frequent deaths of illegal travellers along other dangerous routes including the Mediterranean Sea are disturbing and horrifying. But they do not make much news to many. What... Read More

boko haram, Insecurity, insurgency, Muammar Gaddafi, Muhammadu Buhari, Pope Francis, uche igwe

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Opinion: Dikko, Dickson and the ‘judases’ in the PDP

by Uche Igwe As an aside, who are those supporting President Jonathan with political permutations and strategies? Do they really love him and have interest in his political progress? Must they continue to crown him King of ethnic politics in a country as ethnically diverse as Nigeria? “They should allow him (President Goodluck Jonathan) to... Read More

Adisa Akinloye, bayelsa state, faction, Governor, Henry Seriake Dickson, Jonah Jang, London, Muhammadu Buhari, opinion, PDP, President Goodluck Jonathan, reconciliation, Richard Akinjide, shehu shagari, uche igwe, Umaru Dikko, ynaija

July 25, 2012

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Opinion: PIB – The perambulation continues

by Uche Igwe My view still remains that contrary to the sponsored rhetoric, the Federal Government has no intention of reforming the oil and gas industry. I was invited to a roundtable on the Petroleum Industry Bill organised by the African Studies Department of the Johns Hopkins University in Washington DC on November 3, 2010.... Read More

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