As a timeless universal principle, conscience remains a guide, an instrument of measuring humanity built on values of truth, morality and fairness. Its ruthless reminder of the obligation to do right and regrets for wrong makes it the judge within.
A video of the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representative, Hon. Ahmed Wase, went viral recently on social media where he openly stated that Nigerians in the Diaspora have no right to comment on issues happening in the country.
Wase, while presi [...]
The incessant abductions and abuse of innocent schoolchildren by violent groups in some parts of the country reflect the alarming realities in Nigeria’s school system.
For a long time, schools across the country have been locked in a battle for survival - inwardly grappling with funding p [...]
Our story with the above captioned published on October 14, 2017 proved to be factually inaccurate and should be disregarded.
Our regrets to Chief and Mrs. Nweke Chukwudi.
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Nigeria sits on the precipice of a major crises. The disturbing reality of descending into chaos is palpable. Series of events within the country point to a tipping point, disappearing hopes and a gradual relapse into uncertainty. Like a thin crust over a blistering volcano, the country's peace ha [...]
Nigeria sits on the precipice of a major crisis. The disturbing reality of descending into chaos is palpable. Series of events within the country point to a tipping point, disappearing hopes and a gradual relapse into uncertainty. Like a thin crust over a blistering volcano, the country's peace ha [...]
It is no longer news that Nigeria tethers on a dangerous precipice if not urgently arrested could see the country witnessing another civil war barely 50 years after the first.
At no time in [...]
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