How two neighbours found love.
May 172012
henry c.onyema
May 062012
Nigerians must take on boko haram if we want to live. NOW, NOT TOMORROW!
Apr 212012
‘Let us look at marriage with new eyes in Nigeria’
Apr 112012
Comparison of two men who led Nigeria at turbulent times
Apr 072012
Why and how IFEAJUNA, NZEOGWU and company violated Nigeria’s political virginity on January 15 1966.
Mar 312012
‘You cannot abandon, betray or sell, a people who have put their trust in you and remain an honourable man’- Odumegwu-Ojukwu
Mar 152012
‘I refused to speak for them when they killed their brothers’ -Mtthew Mbu
Jan 052012
Santa Claus gave me a priceless gift on December 25 2007. Back in November, Adaoma assured me over the phone that she would spend the Christmas in Lagos. ‘‘Are you sure?’’ I asked. ‘‘You always [...]
Dec 212011
Dear Chuka, Happy Christmas. I guess those are the most dishonest words I have ever written in a long while. For starters, I do not believe in Christmas-every historical indicator indicates that the one [...]
Dec 022011
A reflection on Ekwensi’s writing and his impact on the Nigerian literary scene
Nov 052011
The shaft of life, the glorious staff of office that empowers the bearded bipeds to sit on the throne of manhood. Surging like a deluge with the currents of creamy, viscous life-chargers. The plough which [...]
Oct 232011
That afternoon I was as broke as a broken pot. I was suffering from that peculiar pennilessness which prevented even a coin from being concealed in my pockets. A staff meeting had been going on [...]
Sep 282011
Honestly, there is no big deal about Chinua Achebe’s rejection of the offer of one million dollars by 50 cent for the movie rights to the title of his novel ‘Things Fall Apart.’ It is [...]
Sep 112011
…then wilson tagbo the man deserves a warm handshake from his devoted fan.
Jul 152011
On July 6 1967, the guns of the Nigerian army opened up in Garkem near Ogoja in present-day Cross Rivers State in the secessionist enclave of Biafra. That military activity, otherwise described as a ‘police [...]