Adesina and Ngozi: What future Nigerian Presidents should learn from President Jonathan By Caleb Onyeabor
Newsie Events:- #Opinion The first sign of the competence of a Leader is in the kind of the people he chooses to work with. The […]
Opinion and Essay
Onitsha Ports: From Yaradu’a to Jonathan to Buhari By Caleb Onyeabor
Newsie Events:- #Opinion News of the functioning of the Onitsha River Port was greeted with wild jubilation. This is coming after over 30 years of […]
Garba Shehu’s ‘attack’ on Adeboye was to rebuke Osinbajo By Fredrick Nwabufo
Newsie Events:- #Opinion I believe you have all noticed. Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo is regaining his stature and waxing reformist on some of the problems dogging […]
The injurious lies in Buhari’s Independence Day speech By Fredrick Nwabufo
Newsie Events:- #Opinion One detraction to the national rapport is the hackneyed lies. Lies told and retold many times as truth. Lies told deliberately to […]
Comparing the Nigeria of 1960 and 2020. How Far, How Well? By Caleb Onyeabor
Newsie Events:- #Opinion In his Independence speech, Nigeria’s first and only prime minister rightly said that political Independence is totally worthless if it does not […]
Our Country, not Courses of Study is the Problem by Caleb Onyeabor
Newsie Events:- #Opinion One of the media aides to former President GoodLuck Jonathan, Mr. Reno Omokri has generated controversy on social media by describing specific […]
How Organized Labour deceived Nigerians, by Reuben Abati
Newsie Events:- #Opinion I was very skeptical when the current leadership of Organized Labour in Nigeria objected to the decision of the Federal Government to […]
Hope Uzodinma and the battle for legitimacy By Raymond Nkannebe
Newsie Events:- #Opinion The concept of legitimacy is well entrenched in political science even though it continues to be a topic of great philosophical controversy. […]
Why Governors should not have powers over traditional rulers By Caleb Onyeabor
Newsie Events:- #Opinion Following the death of the emir of zazzau and the processes that followed, leading to the appointment of a new monarch, I […]
Nigeria @60: A Tale Of A Dying Country By Elochukwu Ohagi
Newsie Event: #Opinion As a young man, I repeatedly ask myself these questions: What exactly is Nigeria celebrating at 60years? Is this how it will […]