By Alfred P. B. Kiadii Frantz Fanon warned us: ‘The future will have no pity for those men who, possessing the exceptional privilege of being able to speak words of truth to their oppressors, have taken refuge in an attitude of passivity, of mute indifference, and sometimes of cold complicity.” Politics must be lubricated […]

  By Alfred P. B. Kiadii Coming to mind a terse and witty Greek proverb relevant to the sum total of the crisis in the homeland, especially so at a time when the Weah administration has become the longest suicide note in the history of our country; I dare extrapolate and quote it hereunder: “Those whom […]

  By Eze Chukwuemeka Eze PREAMBLE On the 4th of February, 2019, by 11:45pm, while planning to close for the day, Sir Ngo Martyns-Yellowe, one of the key political stalwarts from Rivers State, media guru, author, publisher and a seasoned bureaucrat, called to alert me that President Muhammadu Buhari is billed to visit and address […]

  By Emma Agu Cyprian Ekwensi’s novel: Survive the Peace was premised, among others, on the disrupted family ties and social relations that emerged in Igboland, after the Nigerian Civil War. Those of us, who witnessed the war, albeit as kids, will confirm that things actually went awry: Brothers turned against brothers; most time, as […]

  By BUKASA Fidèle, MANEGABE Dieudonné & KAVONO Samuel   Long time ago, fundamental questions about man and his mores have preoccupated human nature without any adequate solutions be found thereon. In an approach that we consider pragmatic which seems right to us, we would like to show to the world how torture is still […]