A nation at war with its own conscience DAILY, Nigerians lament the state of affairs. We condemn the impunity of the powerful, the selective application of justice, and the paralysis …
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Christian persecution in Nigeria
Exploring the debate on Christian persecution in Nigeria. This article examines official denials versus reports from international bodies and victims. Read More Read More
Read More »Unending accidents: When Nigerian roads grow hungry
Nigerian roads see thousands of accidents yearly. Discover the main causes, from driver fatigue to speeding, and learn how we can improve road safety for a Read More Read More
Read More »Invading Nigeria is not a punchline and fixes nothing
WHEN President Donald Trump declared that the United States may “very well go into that now disgraced country, ‘guns-a-blazing,’ to completely wipe out the Islamic terrorists who are committing these …
Read More »From rhetoric to reality: Christian genocide claims in Nigeria (3)
Continued from yesterday THE enumerated acts of genocide in Article 2(2) of the Statute must be committed with the intent to destroy a protected group “in whole or in part.” …
Read More »ESVARBON: 50 years of excellent regulation of real estate practice
FIFTY years is no small milestone for any institution. It represents half a century of resilience, adaptation, and commitment to a vision that transcends generations. For the Estate Surveyors and …
Read More »Why civics education and history are critical to nation-building (2)
Continued from yesterday A NATION needs values, memories and history. It needs her citizens to be able to connect past to present and reevaluate the future.Nigeria has struggled with decades …
Read More »Forty-five days that changed elections in Africa?
Guest: Chidi Anselm Odinkalu AN unlikely coincidence of ballots in a 45-day period from the middle of September to the end of October 2025 has cast a new light on …
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IN March 1807, the British Parliament passed the Slave Trade Act. That act outlawed buying, selling or transportation of slaves within the British Empire. The British deployed the Royal Navy’s …
Read More »From rhetoric to reality: Christian genocide claims in Nigeria (2)
Continued from yesterday WHEN the chamber enquired into the question of whether the Tutsi constituted a stable and permanent group for purposes of the Genocide Convention, it fortuitously found that …
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