Tag: Uzu

The letter addressed to Her Excellency, President Claudia Sheinbaum, regarding the appointment of Reno Omokri as Nigeria’s Ambassador to Mexico ...

The persistent misappropriation of public resources by political and public office holders is often reduced to corruption, weak institutions, or ...

There was a time when the Igbo name carried a certain electricity across Nigeria; not merely because of commerce, not ...

The submission by Gbenga Hashim-Olawepo on Channels Politics Today, that an economy which once had five cars, then none, and ...

The leading opposition’s January lament illustrates a persistent weakness in Nigeria’s opposition culture: the reflex to equate criticism with governance ...

A society that refuses to deliberately shape its children is quietly choosing collapse. Culture does not survive on memory, and ...

By Uzu Okagbue The prevailing argument fails not because it seeks to defend the Church, but because it misidentifies the ...

By Uzu Okagbue   Death has a way of restoring memory to its proper owner. In African thought, it is ...

By Uzu Okagbue   When rascality borrows the name of the Presidency, it does not elevate itself; it cheapens the ...

By Uzu Okagbue   President Bola Tinubu’s administration has arrived at one of those moments history never announces in advance, ...