Opinion & Columns

Open Letter To Governor Siminalayi Fubara

A Call for Unity, Reconciliation, and Leadership (We Stoop to Conquer) Your Excellency, I write to you with a deep sense of duty and concern for the peace, stability, and progress of Rivers State. Your Excellency, you have fought a historic political battle, and with the Supreme Court’s ruling and …

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Nuhu Ribadu in the Eyes of a Youth Leader

By Hamzat Lawal Mallam Nuhu Ribadu became a household name in Nigeria during the administration of former president Olusegun Obasanjo. He was a prominent face in the small team of reformers put together by Obasanjo to set Nigeria on the path of democratic progress and economic prosperity in the dawning …

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‘Jesus Is a Black Man’

… Nigerian Author Sparks Global Debate, Reveals ‘Historical Whitewashing of Jesus‘ In a world where religious imagery has shaped global perceptions of faith, Nigerian author T.C. Wanyanwu has ignited a powerful conversation with his book, Jesus Is a Black Man: An Inconvenient Truth. The thought-provoking title alone has stirred intense …

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A Portrait of Excellence: Alabh George Turnah

By Amos Odhe In the dynamic landscape of Nigerian politics and legal advocacy, few figures have demonstrated the multifaceted prowess and unwavering commitment exemplified by Barr. Alabh George Turnah, MON. His journey is a testament to resilience, leadership, and an unyielding dedication to societal advancement. Hailing from the rich cultural …

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Achieving An All Inclusive Language System in Nigeria

By Josiah Egbilika Every 21st February, the world celebrates the international mother tongue day. This day is set aside to create awareness of the necessity of indigenous languages and why the globe should have language tolerance noting that despite the differences in our languages, we are one. This year, the …

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