“~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 »

By Tony Ezike It is uncommon in the history of Nigerian politics for the recessive gender to assume the dominant role, in spite of the sociopolitical challenges associated with the lofty ideals... Read more »

Christian C. Madubuko, PhD. Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, is facing a daunting challenge: inflation. With the current rate hovering around 33.96%, it’s essential that President Ahmed Tinubu takes immediate action to... Read more »

The power of foreign missions in reclaiming Nigeria’s lost glory Christian C. Madubuko, PhD The Giant of Africa: A Flickering FlameNigeria, the nation that once shone like a beacon of hope across... Read more »

Leadership Development and Values Reorientation in Focus By Law Mefor With a youth summit, the Southeast Governors’ Forum (SEGOF), led by Senator Uche Ekwunife, is realigning itself. Aware that a country that... Read more »

By Law Mefor It’s surprising to note that open grazing is not practiced in any of the top twenty countries in the world that breed cow or export beef. Equally surprising is... Read more »

The Meiji Revolution and Making a Nation Great: Lessons from Japanese Phenomenal Transformation Christian C. Madubuko, PhD. As the world looks to the annals of history for inspiration and guidance, one story... Read more »

Christian C. Madubuko, PhD. In the complex tapestry of international relations, few countries have navigated the treacherous waters of diplomacy with greater finesse than Nigeria. As the most populous country in Africa... Read more »

Lessons from Singapore’s Phenomenal Transformation Christian C. Madubuko, PhD. As the world continues to grapple with the complexities of nation-building, the story of Singapore’s transformation from a poor, post-war colony to a... Read more »