A key aspect of the general scope of African cultural value system is the obligation on Africans under their respective customs and...

Good governance can be proverbially likened to the act of striking a lightning rod when it is still as hot as ever. This simply means...

The constant xenophobic violence unleashed on Nigerians living in South Africa has a constant reminder for the millions of Nigerians who...

‘’What will Osinbajo do now?’’ I asked a senior colleague. He blurted: ‘’He has his role cut out for him already. He is in charge of...

Lieutenant General Tukur Yusuf Buratai is a hard core military officer with some impressive academic laurels. He is reputed to have...

Jos the Plateau State Capital has witnessed sectarian violence and for more than a decade has put the state in the headlines on both...

Recently, the Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Public Accounts, Rt. Hon. Wole Oke, who represents Obokun/Oriade Federal...

Few days back, I occupied my self with the usual habit of reading through all the editorials of at least the key national newspapers in...

WE CANNOT STOP KILLING NIGERIANS! “We cannot stop the xenophobic attacks. The truth is that we are an angry nation. What is happening...

For the umpteenth time throughout last week, thousands of black Africans and other strangers from Asia living in South African townships...

Few days back, I had a brief stopover at the premises of the Imo state university in Owerri, and the sights and sounds that yours...

By Law Mefor …given the Onnogben and Usoro treatments, the apprehension of Nigerians in the presidential petition tribunal is not...

There were no celebrations on the streets when the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) declared President Muhammadu Buhari...

It is sardonic and sadistic for Nigerians to remain pretentious about her immense contribution to the ugly growth and diversification of...

By Emmanuel Onwubiko “If evil ministers enjoy safety and profit, this is the beginning of downfall”, Han Feiizu (280-233 BCE). Precisely...

The black South Africans restarted their deadly xenophobic violence a few days back against other black Africans living in their country...

Sometimes I wonder, whose burden is it to educate Nigerians? Before now, I thought the problem was with the millennials who have almost...

By Tunji Light Ariyomo Oore pe – asiwere gba’gbe – Yoruba proverb. In 1983, Ghanaians were expelled from Nigeria, as a deliberate...

As I was about to enter the hall to deliver my speech at the Anaedoonline 1st year Anniversary Lecture in Nnewi, Anambra state on Sunday...

What was supposed to be an investigation Into the facts of petition of an alleged rape offence of 20 years or 18 years ago or a time we...