By Chuka Nnabuife

It is Nigeria’s 66th Independence Day anniversary today. Ordinarily, the streets should be agog with celebration — colours, carnivals, buntings, bouquets and frenzied fanfare. But somehow, the drums are silent, or at best, muted. The land seems sombre; even the airwaves are not commemorating the big day with the gusto they once did, including in the immediate aftermath of the bitterly fratricidal Nigerian Civil War of 1967–1970.

By Chekwas Okorie

I have watched with disgust and utter disappointment, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo's vicious and vile vendetta against Mr. Peter Obi, former governor of Anambra State and the presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress, NDC, for the 2027 presidential election in Nigeria. Mr. Peter Obi has not for a moment ceased to extend his usual courtesies and respect to Prof. Soludo at any given opportunity even as Prof. Soludo is on his vituperations on Obi.
Prof. Soludo has been hiding under the cover of supporting President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to vent his animosity on Mr. Peter Obi.

By Chooks Oko

Whenever I look back and reflect on the Ebonyi State story, I raise my eyes to heaven, raise my glasses to cheer, I raise my shoulders in pride. It is a story that breaks the heart, mends, and gladdens it all at once. It is a song of desolation, consolation, rejuvenation and exaltation in one fell swoop. Ebonyi is a tale only understood by the tellers.

By Steve Osuji

You would probably say, who cares if the ruling APC is reduced to the size of a corner pub. But it matters if you love the country. It matters a lot if you are troubled by the mess Nigeria has become at the moment. And the point is that if the All Progressives Congress had remained intact as it was in the Buhari era, the presidency would not have been the raggedly shop it is today.

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