Nigerian News Leader First with details then facts 
By Eze Jude .O
By the reckoning of James Freeman Clarke: "A politician thinks of the next election; a statesman of the next generation. A politician looks for the success of his party; a statesman for that of his country. A statesman wishes to steer, while a politician is satisfied to drift."
By Amb Godknows Igali
On Friday, April 16, 2021, one of the fathers of Nigeria's Diplomatic Service, and early crafters of the country’s Foreign Policy, Ambassador Blessing Akporede Clark, marked his 91st birthday. Sandwiched between elder statesman, Chief EK Clark and his immediate younger brother, late playwright, Prof JP Clark, "BA" as his peers around the world know him, was born on that date in 1930 in Kiagbodo, which at the time was in Warri Province of then Western Region. Unlike his more media gripping siblings, this giant in global affairs, is conservative, taciturn, sober and restrained, even after exit from active public life.
By Sylvester Asoya
In Nigeria and other parts of Africa, Sweet Mother is regarded by many people as Africa’s sacred song. But there are also others who see this outstanding musical composition as the continent’s ultimate hymn of praise and reverence.
A quiet revolution took off on April 8, 2021, by 11.05 am. It was unheralded, without ostentation, almost unsung. But it was something that would have a great impact not only on today, but also on tomorrow, and the future.
By Onjefu Okidu
Nigeria’s calumny campaigners got a brand new agenda recently when former Education Minister, Oby Ezekwesili, in her usual mudslinging, ridiculously and shamefully stated on Channels TV that, “President Buhari sent the Kankara schoolboys on an excursion to terrorists.” Oby’s all negative vituperations on the President since 2015 is understandable and un-worrisome. But, very worrisome is the bandwagon effect her nefarious conversations are having on gullible Nigerians. To be sure, since she made that statement on Channels TV, a growing body of comments on the Kankara schoolboy's abduction has been as nefarious as hers.
By Prof. Bolaji Owasanoye (ICPC Chairman)
The death of Innocent Chukwuma hit the airwaves early on Easter Sunday, 4th April 2021. Coming after the sudden death of another illustrious activist, Yinka Odumakin on 2nd April 2021, news of the death of Innocent the next day suggested that fate was being unfair to Nigeria taking away two patriotic and eminent Nigerian activists - Odumakin on Friday and Innocent on Saturday. The sunset for both in a most inauspicious time and prime, the mid-50s.
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