The Lie That Smells of Blood
By Anthony Iwuoma Kindly share: Long before any American bomb ever fell on Sokoto, Nigeria was already bleeding, openly, repeatedly,…
Category: Column & Opinion
Breaking the Chains: Why 2027 must Mark end of godfatherism in Imo North
By Anthony Iwuoma Kindly share: Imo North stands at the edge of another defining moment. For decades, the zone has…
The Treachery of Time: Power, Courts, and the Long Memory of Tomorrow
Kindly share: Time is not theatrical. It does not issue press statements or convene emergency briefings. It does not trend…
Okigwe: Our Natasha, Their Natasha
By Anthony Iwuoma Kindly share: In the theatre of Nigerian politics, representation is measured not by office or title but…
Beyond the Hype: Imo Economic Summit, Uzodinma, and the Politics of Voodoo Economics
By Amah Kindly share: The recent Imo Economic Summit came and went like a Nollywood movie shot in three days,…
Ndubueze’s Controversial Road Claim: The Way Forward for Imo North
By Amah Kindly share: By Amah Kindly share: The recent controversy surrounding Senator Patrick Ndubueze’s claim that he attracted the…
CITN inducts 1900, urges members to eschew professional misconduct
The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN), has inducted 1900 new associate members as certified chartered practitioners in the…
Praise-Reno Mockery cashes in on his Tinubu sycophancy
By Amah Kindly share: In a country where political appointment has long ceased to be a function of competence and…
Lament for people of less importance
By Anthony Kindly share: In Nigeria today, the people of less importance are having a bad season, though nobody seems…
The Great Nigerian Pulpit Circus: Bigotry, Prophecy, and the Entertainment of Division
By Anthony Kindly share: Nigeria is a country that has mastered the art of performing dysfunction with the confidence of…