Dear Prof, I feel very privileged to be able to address this letter to you. As one of the leading lights in the teaching and...
It is with heavy heart that I write this open letter to you. I am appealing to you to as an elder statesman give candid...
Dear Nnamdi Kanu, We have never met. I only know you by reputation and I have had cause in the last year to write on...
Dear Mr Muhammadu Buhari, You cannot “decree” unity anymore than you can effect a pregnancy by fiat. Unity is an outcome of equity, justice and...
Dear Mr President: Welcome back! We are all relieved to see that you look better than the last time you returned. Nigerians believe God is...
Now that a world-acclaimed professor of Law is running the show in the land, you’d expect him to use this window to inject some strange...
Dee Okey, as an Igbo literary giant and perhaps today’s beacon of knowledge for the Old Eastern region since the passing away of our beloved...
Dear Biafran Messiah, I would have been happy if you were born a man of war, perhaps into the creek like Asari Dokubo or Tompolo...
Dear Mohammed: You may be aware that back in July 2013 I had asserted in this medium that you were not fit for public office because...
Dear Sir: A belated welcome back home. I trust you’re taking it easy, because of old age no dey lie. We even hear say you...
The picture of the former Yugoslavia readily comes to the minds of Nigerians as a convenient case in point of...
In holding institutions accountable, the media must also hold itself to the highest standards. Accuracy, context, and balance are not...
While AfAW continues to explore other ways of empowering and rehabilitating the victims, the advocacy group will ensure effective legal...
Godwin Odiye spent the rest of his life in exile, haunted by a single header. Samuel Chukwueze now faces similar...
The Igbo narrative of marginalization remains strong, and not without evidence. From abandoned property issues to the “twenty pounds” policy,...