Sylvester Fadal

Politics as seen around the world is sometimes not an honorable man’s game. It is a dirty game...Anenih brings a new dimension to politics by reframing how the game is played...

Like I have wished for other ethnicities to rise to the very top political position rather than being perpetual followers, the focus of my article today is the Igbos. Rise up and solidify or shut up and continue to play your supportive roles as usual...

It is worrisome that in a country of many suffering masses, churches amass so much wealth and yet fail to pass that on to the masses...

Abuja could be a beautiful place if truly enhanced with the money currently going into the pockets of the few...

Without rushing to judgment, it is important that we take stock of our success and failures as it relates to Iraq. Have we truly triumphed in Iraq? Have we gained a genesis of new enemies with an agony of defeat on our shoulders?

How do these folks plan to spend their last years? Will they relish being without someone they can trust, rely on and/or possibly discuss memories with?

He may have acted in true spirit in some cases, but in most others, his actions were questionable. To be called greatest, is to be impeccable in some specific ways and I don’t exactly see that in Reagan...

I am not a supporter or fan of OBJ and may never be. However, I believe that a presumptive analysis of his actions is premature and lacking good judgment by those that have continued to criticize him without all the details on why he chose his cause of action...