Ekweremadu, Peter Obi, Ndi Igbo, and the Integrity Conundrum
By Emeka Maduewesi . My early morning schedule was interrupted last Thursday with a phone call from a friend, “Have…
INEC’s Crippling Moral Crisis
By Farooq Kperogi The Independent National Electoral Commission is not a neutral arbiter of elections in Nigeria. It’s bought and…
Long-lasting HIV prevention drug too slow to reach Africa, activists say
By Andrew Green Melb Simiyu, an HIV prevention officer at a support organization for sex workers here, says most of…
Did Peter Obi Invest Anambra State’s Money in His Family-Owned Business?
By Jekwu Ozoemene I came across someone on Imo Udofia’s wall who is insisting that Peter Obi invested Anambra State’s…
Nigeria’s High Debt Servicing Obligations: Facts of The Matter
By Kelechi Deca Nigeria unarguably has one of the most expensive debts servicing obligations in the world. But they will…
Crumbling Power Sector is Nigeria’s ruin
By Joni Akpederi No one knows what is happening in Nigeria’s absolutely opaque and riotously incoherent power sector. Not the…
Abia: A sinking ship in need of urgent rescue
By John Daniel Obioma Nearly everybody in Nigeria knows the story of Abia State – created out of Imo State…
The Street Credibility Strategy
By Bayo Adeyinka I had my introduction to political violence and thuggery during my foray into campus politics during my…
Bitcoin vs Traditional Pension: Which is the Better Retirement Plan in Ivory Coast?
By Clinton Nwachukwu Working for the government or a company comes with many benefits, like pension packages, building connections, travelling…
Politics is like Football
By Simbo Olorunfemi Politics is like Football. Some will even say football is politics. Football is a game. Politics is…