What is unfolding in Ozoro, Delta State, is not merely a local incident—it is a national warning. The swift response of the Nigeria Police Force under the Inspector-General, Tunji...

    When news broke of the passing of the distinguished Senator representing Enugu North Senatorial District, many citizens responded with grief, prayers, and tributes. I joined in mourning and...

  In recent years, debates within the body of Christ have increasingly revolved around the question of leadership succession in churches and ministries. Whenever a founder passes on or steps...

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  One of the tragedies of Nigerian politics is that serious national conversations are too often hijacked by anonymous propagandists who mistake insult for argument and mud-throwing for civic engagement....

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