ASUU Logo Once a beacon of excellence and integrity, the Nigerian university system is now rotting from within. Recent reports from institutions like Nnamdi Azikiwe University and others across the country reveal a harrowing reality,some lecturers openly admit that no matter how brilliant or hardworking a student may be, without,settling,a thinly veiled euphemism for bribery…
A section of lawyers In recent times, it seems like everyone in Nigeria,especially those in politics want to become a lawyer. From governors to senators, former civil servants to newly minted political hopefuls, the rush toward law degrees is raising more than a few eyebrows. On the surface, one might applaud this as a sign…
By Emeka Monye As the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) convenes at its headquarters in New York, world leaders gather to address pressing global issues, including climate change, conflict in the Middle East, hunger, the Palestinian crisis, and the implications of artificial intelligence. These topics dominate the discourse, setting the stage for discussions that shape…
Wike and Fubara By Sir Ifeanyi Ejiofor, Esq. (KSC) Democracy, it is often said, is fragile. In Nigeria, however, it has become so sugar-coated with executive fiat that one is left questioning whether we are still practising democracy or merely performing a cleverly disguised democrazy. Nowhere is this paradox more glaring than in Rivers State,…
Map of Anambra State Titus Eleweke As Anambra State moves closer to another critical governorship election, the political atmosphere is increasingly polluted,not by issues, not by vision, not by ideas but by hate speech, personal attacks, and disgraceful banter from candidates, their deputies, campaign organizations, and their loyal followers. It is not just disappointing,it is…
