By Tony Ezike The United States’ inauguration process, as demonstrated by Donald Trump’s second inauguration, showcases the efficiency and promptness with which transitions of power are executed. Scheduled for January 20, 2025,... Read more »

By V. C. Mba, Esq. Professors Kperogi and Eghagha are some of the most engaging essayists one may ever encounter; both writers would immediately arrest you with their opening paragraphs, and hold... Read more »

By Tony Ezike In Anambra State, the intersection of traditional leadership and formal education has yielded significant benefits for community development. Educated monarchs have adeptly bridged cultural heritage with modern governance, enhancing... Read more »

By Tony Ezike In the heart of a bustling African town lived Okwudili and Nneka, a couple whose union seemed perfect to the unknowing eye. Okwudili was a kind-hearted man, respected by... Read more »

There are negative vibes emanating from Edo as the state prepares for the governorship election. These vibes are, in fact, ominous, especially in light of the timely warning that was made the... Read more »

Christian C. Madubuko, PhD and Chioma H. Madubuko, MA, LLB, Dip. Cert. BL AbstractThis essay examines the current state of Nigeria’s diplomatic relations considering the Federal Government’s decision to recall all ambassadors... Read more »

The devastating consequences of Human Capital Flight on Nigeria’s Economic Development Christian C. Madubuko, PhD. The phenomenon of human capital flight, also known as the brain-drain (Jakpa in our local parlance), has... Read more »

A comprehensive approach to eradicating the cancer in Nigeria Christian C. Madubuko, PhD. Corruption has long been a thorn in the flesh of Nigeria, a country rich in natural resources but plagued... Read more »

“~They call it Islamisation, I call it Rwandanisation” ~ Barr Umegbogu By Ejiofo Umegbogu The clouds of war are gathering with blood-sucking gods that follow the perching of vultures. Vultures from Europe,... Read more »