If there is any critic that has been writing against Orji with the measure of this hooey ‘e-governance aide’, I won’t know. I have only been writing that Gov. Orji should change his ways and express concern to the melting tears and infiltrated hearts of Abia people, over the immeasurable mis-governance in that state…

For many people these are clearly uncertain times, it is the same everywhere you look in the world. In Nigeria, however, uncertainty is the norm. It is neither a temporary nor a new phenomenon. Generally, most people living in Nigeria and those dealing with Nigeria are never certain of what to expect…

This is sad, very sad: The ‘church’ has become unimaginably too worldly today; and the world has become unthinkably too churchy today. The ‘church’ has given the world mere religion as against Christianity…

Frankly speaking, I don’t have a problem with the proposed plans by the Central  Bank of Nigeria to honour some of our past  women leaders, who stood out like Amazons and fought  gallantly  to redeemed the image of women in the country and contributed immeasurably to the freedom and democracy we are all enjoying today…

Our president, Goodluck Jonathan, is ill at ease with his perception amongst the people he rules. Some days ago, he laid the blame for his woeful performance on the press and followed it up by asserting that he has lost faith in the Nigerian press to give a fair assessment of his regime…

I start with the consideration that what happens in America should concern all of us since what happens in the world concerns America, according to Lady Clinton’s doctrine…

In recent years, many celebrated cases handled by the EFCC have suffered a natural death. For example, the cases against bank chiefs are still pending in court because EFCC prosecutors failed to prove their cases beyond reasonable doubt or in most cases fail to bring on witnesses…

That the world is sadly hugely planted today in the Church is very obvious. That Egypt-Babylonian, nay, Satanic practices and lifestyles exhibit themselves in ordinarily hallowed places in our age with no restraint is very evident…

The blessed story of Ruth is well told in Scriptures. Ruth today, inhabits eternity with God, and represents a key character in Scripture to the point of naming a Bible Book after this former Gentile woman…

How long will it take Nigerian policy makers to come out from their self imposed bubble and comprehend that the policy decision they make can have adverse consequences?

If you can not see and exhibit God today in whatever you do, preaching about God from any book is varbash. How many people have a very quiet conscience free from thoughts that do not sleep when we have gone to sleep?