VANISHING IDENTITY

By Henry Akubue

Published: October 2, 2009

                                         VANISHING IDENTITY By Henry Akubue/Nigeria  Nigeria has not lived up to the expectations of the international community and has not been able to play the ”big brother” role that was accorded her. A lot of great expectations are placed on the country at the international level because of the supposed confidence reposed on her. [...]

“Why I Am After the Iboris of Nigeria”- Ribadu

By admin

Published: September 28, 2009

“Why I Am After the Iboris of Nigeria”-Ribadu By Nuhu Ribadu Ordinarily, I will not like to dignify Mr. James Ibori, former governor of Delta State, with a response to the tissue of lies and cheap fabrications that he let loose in the press conference he held over the weekend. But it is important to [...]

Democracy and Kaakhi Mentality

By Henry Akubue

Published: September 28, 2009

                        Democracy and Kaakhi Mentality By Henry Akubue/Nigeria   Democracy in a lay man’s understanding is defined as the government of the people, for the people and by the people. Democracy in its entirety is seen as the generally accepted form of governance and hence has to be practiced both in governance and attitude. [...]

NIGERIA, THE GIANT OF AFRICA: ILLUSION OR REA LITY?

By Henry Akubue

Published: September 14, 2009

NIGERIA, THE GIANT OF AFRICA:  ILLUSION OR REA LITY?  AKUBUE HENRY ABUMCHUKWU 08056730525  Over the years, I have grown with the illusion that Nigeria is the giant of Africa. Since then I tried to confirm d authenticity of such an ideology. Rather than being given cogent reasons, what I understood for such a eulogy to [...]

Technology Widens Rich-Poor Gap

By admin

Published: August 11, 2009

In reality, it is not money but intellectual capital that drives prosperity. More important, perhaps, is the reality that poverty is driven and sustained by a lack of intellectual capital.

Medication Compliance- The solution or a Problem?

By Adetoun Sodimu

Published: June 8, 2008

Many Africans seem to shy away from medical interventions possibly for traditional or spiritual reasons, but one thing we need to keep in mind is that our physical bodies like any other equipment, needs to be maintained and/or repaired, and doing this does not make us any less spiritual or traditional, simply human.

Educational Imbalance: Its Extent, History, Dangers and Correction in Nigeria

By admin

Published: April 2, 2008

Aminu, on behalf of the Northern Islamic hegemony, recommended social restructuring that would stop millions of southern Nigerians from receiving University education in order for the North to catch up with the South and thus bridge the gap between northern and southern Nigeria with the ultimate aim of achieving Nigerian unity.

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