Panacea for Nigeria’s Survival: Enduring Institutions
This is an article borne out of thorough concern for a nation in distress like Nigeria. Our boat is about to capsize and our hard-earned reputation is about to be…
Towards a New Nigeria: Presidential Aspirants to Note
We, the people of Nigeria, must device a means of steering the course of our destiny in the light of the socio-political realities of the present time. Our condition calls…
The Right Way to Protest Injustice
For any Establishment profiting off any status quo; the best way to protest injustice, is to shut the fuck up. It is to keep quiet, while you are being violated…
Black Women Arise: The Fairy Tale of Meghan Markle
Meghan Markle’s bloodline serves as the confluence of many currents, of great kings, great promises, and of great pain…but her people have always survived to thrive. This is the glorious…
Should We Not Begin To Re-Consider Election As Basis for Leadership Guide?
If it is true that Philosophy is supposed to rescue society from itself, is it then not time for philosophers to begin to engage in discussions and serious thoughts about…
Looking for oil in the North
A few days ago I was rummaging through some national dailies. One of them, The Guardian of Nigeria, carried a very curious story on its front page. The news item…
Comparative Analysis of the American Congress and Nigeria’s National Assembly
The United States Department of State funds an International Visitor Leadership Program through which it seeks to build mutual understanding between the United States of America and other nations through…
Failure of Imagination in Postmodernism in Nigeria
What do Nigerians really want? A million dollar question! I am dwarfed to make any preachment on how people should live their lives. As a concerned citizen of Nigeria, I…
Workshop for CSOs on OGP and UNCAC: Welcome Address by Rev. David Ugolor
The Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice, ANEEJ, is currently implementing the Civil Society Advocacy Support for Anti-Corruption in Nigeria CASAN. As part of activities lined up, ANEEJ has…
Project Nigeria Revisited
When a child falls down he looks at the front but when an adult falls, he looks at the back. At fifty six years of age, Nigeria is ripe enough…