Dear Chief Ogbeh, This is a follow-up on the issues I raised last week in “A friendly letter to President Buhari” (The PUNCH, May 3,...
Azu Ishiekwene’s open “Letter to Comrade Oshiomhole” is really interesting to read; free-flowing, elegant language but contains some inaccuracies which shouldn’t emanate from a journalist...
“Very well, thank you for coming.” I know you will remember me by these words alone. But for readers who may not understand, Dear Comrade,...
Dear President Buhari, I would like to draw your attention to three issues, which the people have been talking and writing about, often as separate...
Just like Leicester City. This will probably become a cliché, as a descriptive line for those who achieve the improbable, especially in sports. The City...
Your Excellency, With a heart that is filled with the mixture of gloom and anguish that I write to you these few lines. My name...
There is an obvious danger posed by the invisible spectrum of light. A palpable environmental vulnerability is triggered off by the greenhouse gasses like carbon...
THREAT TO MY LIFE AND MOVES BY THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE 19TH BATTALION, NIGERIAN ARMY(OKITIPUPA BARRACKS), BUSINESSMEN AND POLITICIANS TO IMPLICATE ME OVER THE CONDEMNABLE...
Dear Father, I write you this letter with all sense of humility and deep respect for you and your calling as a priest of the...
HIS EXCELLENCY, THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR, EDO STATE, COMRADE ADAMS OSHIOMHOLE. OMITTING CONSEQUENCES Your Excellency Sir, best wishes to you and the good people of Edo...
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,...