Editorial

Since the end of the civil war, no calamity of enormous proportion has befallen the fledgling nation-state more than the horror unleashed by the dreadful sec-Boko Haram. Many lives…
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By Emeka Otuchikere, a geologist from Calabar The recent gift of an aircraft to the President of the Christian Association of Nigerian (CAN) Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, on the…
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Generally, politicians and those in the corridors of power are believed to live a life of indulgence and abuse. They survive by covering up their tracts or using the pegs and trimmings…
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Before the Nigerian Civil War started in 1966, Indian hemp was relatively unknown in the country. While some countries, such as the United States, were busy fighting the adverse…
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By Comrade X I was uncomfortable the moment I received the Mail above. Who wouldn’t be? In the heat of the Occupy Nigeria protests along with the NLC strike, we were being summoned…
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By Paul Omoruyi There is always the proclivity to criticize and see all the wrong things going on around us in Nigeria. This is not unique to Nigeria and Nigerians. It is the…
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Reuben Abati, the Special Adviser to PresidentGoodluck Jonathan on Media and Publicity today released an article in praise of the President. The article which was sent to several…
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