By Moses Amadi Societies that have evolved ansciousness that does away with outdated ideas of gender, whether those attitudes are religious or historical, concomitantly create other...
by Ndukwe Ifeanyichukwu Onuoha Nigeria is a large country. It is unwieldy and, if we are to be honest, a battleground of divergent worldviews. While political...
What is the trouble with Nigeria? The late Chinua Achebe gave his answer to this question as: “The trouble with Nigeria is simply and squarely a...
By Pat Utomi Besides being an admirer of a Christian group, Promise Keepers, I hate it whenever I fail to keep a promise. In the heat...
The two major entrances into the Samaru campus of Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria have long, tiled paths. Flanked by these paths are trees and...
For me, one of the most disconcerting facts about public discourse in Nigeria—including intellectual exchanges—is the rampant, if not default, deployment of ethnic or religious sentiments....
Since Nigeria’s Independence ethnicity and religion have played a very significant role historically, socially, economically and most glaring of all, politically. It has lead to the...
The Igbo today are groping in a labyrinth of confusion; a labyrinth that they have knitted together out of humongous morsels of selfishness, avarice and ignorance....