Nnaemeka Okwelume dedicated himself to a thankless calling, where one sacrifices time and resources only to receive criticism and abuse in return.
It’s fine if Ojulari fancies his task as raising the dead, but a long, distinguished list of his predecessors who tried were lunch for the beast.
Beyond Trump-Putin lovefest, Zelenskyy’s brinkmanship, and Europe’s indifference to genuine Russian concerns about being encircled, something must give for peace to take hold.
Disturbing cases have already emerged.
Lack of independence is a congenital design flaw in the institutions of Nigeria’s legal profession.
Both groups are weighed down by demons that demand urgent attention, yet finger-pointing has become a convenient distraction for them.
Why do some live as though the sizes of their houses measure the worth of their life?
The Igbo–Yoruba quarrel may be smaller than India–Pakistan’s rift, but the pattern is familiar.
Nigerian politicians can do more to clean up the country’s sordid reputation, but the sweeping conclusions of a Canadian court would do more harm than good.
