Dear President Muhammadu Buhari, I hope this letter finds you well. Let me first congratulate you on your effort to make Nigeria a great nation, the...
Permit me to convey my belated warmest congratulations on your well deserved appointment as the minister of Youth and Sports. I’m saying well deserved in...
“…An attempt on COAS is akin to an attempt on a sitting President. So, in the cause of doing our work we make no apology to...
Dear Mr. Femi Adesina, Since I am a victim of association to one of the most vilified and scandalised Nigerians through media trial, this Open...
Dear President Buhari, We are in dangerous times, and your actions, or inactions, will count for a lot. The truth is that whenever someone begins...
Dear Intellectuals, Save yourselves the burden of what and who an intellectual is – this is not an academic exercise, you are an intellectual inasmuch...
Most Distinguished Senator Jonah Jang, I am compelled to bring to your attention the recently released promotions of 14 senior officers of the AirForce to...
Dear President Muhammadu Buhari, You became president five months ago, and Nigeria recently celebrated its 55th birthday. Unlike past administrations, I have hope that you...
Dear God, It sounds blasphemous addressing a letter to you through newspaper pages. I have been wanting to write this letter ever since I read...
The supply side involves individuals and companies who are the bribe givers. While the demand side of corruption involves the potential bribe takers who are...
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,...